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This Sankey diagram presents the french "energy balance" (bilan énergétique, in french) of the whole of France (Overseas France included) in 2020, as constructed using data from the SDES / CGDD (Ministry of Ecology).
Bilan énergétique de la France pour 2020 FL d'après version avril 2022 (SDES open data)
Este diagrama de Sankey presenta el "balance energético" francés (bilan energétique, en francés) de toda Francia (incluida la Francia de ultramar) en 2020, construido con datos del SDES / CGDD (Ministerio de Ecología).
Dit Sankey-diagram geeft de Franse "energiebalans" (bilan énergétique, in het Frans) weer van heel Frankrijk (inclusief overzees Frankrijk) in 2020, zoals opgesteld met behulp van gegevens van de SDES / CGDD (Ministerie van Ecologie).
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Français : Ce diagramme de Sankey (Version avril 2022) présente le bilan énergétique de la France entière (DROM inclus) en 2020, tel que construit à partir des données du SDES (Service de la donnée et des études statistiques rattaché au CGDD au sein du Ministère de l'Écologie). Il retrace, de manière synthétique et simplifiée, de gauche à droite, l’ensemble des flux énergétiques ; flux d’approvisionnement, de transformation, de consommation, avec les flux « perdus » (représentés sous forme de flèches orientées vers le haut). Chaque flèches a une largeur proportionnelle à la quantité d’énergie qu’elle représente.
Légende : P = production nationale d’énergie primaire ; DS = déstockage ; I = solde importateur. 1 Pour obtenir la consommation primaire, il faut déduire des ressources primaires le « solde exportateur d’électricité » ainsi que les « soutes maritimes et aériennes internationales ». 2 Y compris énergies marines, hors accumulation d’énergie par pompage/turbinage. 3 Énergies renouvelables thermiques (bois-énergie, déchets de bois, solaire thermique, biocarburants et agrocarburants,pompes à chaleur, etc.). 4 L’importance des pertes dans le domaine de l’électricité tient au fait que la chaleur issue de la réaction de fission dans les réacteur est pour l’essentiel perdue dans l’eau ou l’air des systèmes de refroidissement des réacteurs. Au total, environ les deux tiers de l’énergie initiale sont perdus lors de la conversion en énergie électrique. Une quantité significative d’électricité est aussi perdue en ligne par effet joule 5 Ici, les usages non énergétiques sont inclus. Dans les cas du charbon, des produits pétroliers raffinés et du gaz naturel, la décomposition de la consommation finale en « usages énergétiques » et « usages non énergétiques » est indiquée entre parenthèses. A savoir, pour les daltoniens : la flèche du bas est verte, et la flèche fine ("chaleur commercialisée") est rouge à partir du centre du diagramme) English: This Sankey diagram presents the french "energy balance" (bilan énergétique, in french) of the whole of France (Overseas France included) in 2020, as constructed using data from the SDES (Data and Statistical Studies Department attached to the CGDD within the Ministry of Ecology). It retraces, in a synthetic and simplified way, from left to right, all the energy flows ; supply, transformation and consumption flows, with “lost” flows (represented in the form of arrows pointing upwards). Each arrow has a width proportional to the amount of energy it represents. Legend: P = national production of primary energy; DS = destocking; I = import balance. 1 To obtain primary consumption, the “electricity export balance” as well as the “international maritime and air bunkers” must be deducted from the primary resources. 2 Including marine energies, excluding energy accumulation by pumping/turbining. 3 Renewable energies thermal (wood-energy, waste wood, solar thermal, biofuels and agrofuels, heat pumps, etc.). 4 The importance of the losses in the french field of electricity is due to the fact that the heat resulting from the fission reaction in the nuclear reactors is essentially lost in the water or the air of the cooling systems of the reactors. In total, about two thirds of the initial energy is lost during the conversion into electrical energy. A significant amount of electricity is also lost online through joule effect 5 Here, non-energy uses are included. In the cases of coal, refined petroleum products and natural gas, the breakdown of final consumption into “energy uses” and “non-energy uses” is indicated in parentheses. Namely, for color blind people: the bottom arrow is green, and the thin arrow ("marketed heat") is red from the center of the diagram) |
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