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The Canadian energy flow Sankey diagram below shows the distribution and transformation of energy within Canada, by year, from 2019 onward.

The Sankey diagram helps to identify key contributors to energy consumption by showing how primary energy source inputs (e.g. primary electricity and fossil fuels) are converted or exported and then subsequently distributed across end-use sectors (e.g. transportation, industry, residential, and commercial). The width of the lines is proportional to the quantity of energy being transferred.

The data for the Sankey are drawn from the Report on Energy Supply and Demand in Canada: Explanatory Information.

This information enables policy makers and researchers to increase sustainability and efficiency in the evolving Canadian energy landscape.

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Use this Power BI© tool to access and see the most updated data available. All values in the Map, Data table and Graphs will automatically update based on the user's selection.

To select a specific category or sub-category, select the desired toggle elements within the tool box on the left hand side (i.e., Industry or Reference period). Depending on the data views selected, multiple choices may be available for subject categories, geographies, reference periods, etc. To view the associated data, select the "Data table" tab located on the top right hand corner of the data visualisation.

To return back to the visualisation, select "Map" or "Chart" tab which is next to the Data table tab.

To access other available options, such as to export or sort, position your mouse over the top right hand corner of the data visualisation then select the three consecutive points [...] that will appear. From there you can then select the desired option that follows (Export data, Show as a table, Spotlight).

To access the various referenced data tables used to prepare the visualisation, select "Data sources" located directly below it then click on the applicable table.