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Table 1.11. Biomass Production Unit: ton Year Firewood Biogas 2007 4,272,869 621.57 2008 4,459,457 1,265.29 2009 4,583,360 1,413.93 2010 4,644,997 2,023.60 2011 4,856,076 2,608.41 2012 5,053,881 2,270.61 2013 5,262,683 602.65 2014 5,520,148 881.54 2015 5,681,802 - Source: General Department of Energy, MME. 1.4.2 Transformation process Biomass (excluding biogas) are used in two transformation processes: one is for power generation and the other is for charcoal production. Biomass consumption data for these processes as shown in Table 1.12 are collected by EAC and GDE. Table 1.12. Firewood Consumption for Transformation Processes Unit: ton Year Electricity Charcoal 2007 6,304 2,280,673 2008 5,438 2,380,875 2009 7,783 2,445,854 2010 6,983 2,479,230 2011 14,288 2,588,155 2012 14,096 2,693,994 2013 8,016 2,808,858 2014 20,148 2,940,000 2015 48,562 2,984,159 Source: General Department of Energy, MME. Electricity generation by biomass is already shown in Table 1.8 so that only charcoal production is shown in Table 1.13. GDE collects the charcoal production data. Chapter 1 • Primary Energy Data | 13
Year Table 1.13. Charcoal Production Charcoal Product (ton) 2007 260,648 2008 272,100 2009 279,526 2010 283,341 2011 295,789 2012 307,885 2013 321,012 2014 336,000 2015 341,047 Source: General Department of Energy, MME. 1.4.3 Final consumption Biomass (firewood and biogas) and charcoal are mainly used in the residential sector, especially in the rural areas. A small quantity of firewood is still being consumed in some industries, such as for heating the boiler or burner. Table 1.14 shows the biomass consumption by the final sectors. Year Table 1.14. Final Consumption of Biomass Unit: ton Firewood Charcoal Biogas Residential Industrial Residential Residential 2007 1,380,816 605,077 260,648 621.57 2008 1,441,482 631,661 272,100 1,265.29 2009 1,480,823 648,900 279,526 1,413.93 2010 1,501,030 657,755 283,341 2,023.60 2011 1,566,978 686,653 295,789 2,608.41 2012 1,631,058 714,733 307,885 2,270.61 2013 1,700,601 745,207 321,012 602.65 2014 1,780,000 780,000 336,000 881.54 2015 1,806,735 842,347 341,047 881.54 Sources: General Department of Energy; National Biodigester Programme Cambodia. 14 | Chapter 1 • Primary Energy Data
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