Below are data for iron and steel industry from the 1998 and 2002 Manufacturing Energy Consumption Survey (MECS). The tables provide estimates for energy consumed for all purposes, end uses of fuel consumption, offsite-produced fuel consumption, expenditures for purchased energy, as well as energy intensities per value of production and per ton of steel.
Energy Consumption	1998 and 2002
Table 1. Consumption of Energy for All Purposes (First Use)
Table 2. End Uses of Fuel Consumption
Table 3. Offsite-Produced Fuel Consumption
Table 4. Expenditures for Purchased Energy
Energy Intensity
Table 5a. Consumption of Energy for All Purposes per Value of Production
Table 5b. Consumption of Energy for All Purposes per Ton of Steel
Table 6a. End Uses of Fuel Consumption per Value of Production
Table 6b. End Uses of Fuel Consumption per Ton of Steel
Table 7a. Offsite-Produced Fuel Consumption per Value of Production
Table 7b. Offsite-Produced Fuel Consumption per Ton of Steel
Table 8a. Expenditures for Purchased Energy per Value of Production
Table 8b. Expenditures for Purchased Energy per Ton of Steel

For specific questions about the "Iron and Steel Intensities," please contact: Behjat Hojjati Program Manager behjat.hojjati@eia.doe.gov Phone: 202-586-1068 Fax:  202-586-0018 For specific questions about the "Manufacturing Energy Consumption Survey", please contact: Robert Adler Survey Manager robert.adler@eia.doe.gov Phone: 202-586-1134 Fax:  202-586-0018 Release Date:  February 2006