Cooking: electrification and energy mix

Tertiary · 10.8 TWh · 5.2% of the sector's end uses

Energy mix and electrification rate of the “Cooking” end-use within the Tertiary sector, in France.

2020 vintage (SDES/CEREN), a separate source from the Eurostat sector total shown above. The shares below relate to the total of end uses detailed by SDES, 209.2 TWh, not to the sector total; see Methodology.

End-use breakdown: 2020 vintage for Tertiary, 4 years apart from the 2024 total.

Volume unit:

TWhMtoe

Final energy consumption

10.8 TWh

Share of the sector's end uses

5.2%

Electrification

39.3%

Energy types

Energy mix

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Energy mix - Cooking: Natural gas 47.2%, Electricity 39.3%, Petroleum products 12.9%, Thermal renewables 0.6%.
Energy type	Consumption (TWh)	% of mix
Natural gas	5.1	47.2
Electricity	4.3	39.3
Petroleum products	1.4	12.9
Thermal renewables	0.1	0.6

Breakdown by energy type

Natural gas47.2%

5.1 TWh

Electricity39.3%

4.3 TWh

Petroleum products12.9%

1.4 TWh

Thermal renewables0.6%

0.1 TWh

Source: SDES - Energy balance of France, and CEREN for the breakdown by end use. End-use breakdown, France, 2020 vintage. License: Open Licence / Etalab 2.0.

Electrification rate comparison

Sub-sector vs sector vs national average

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Electrification rate: Cooking 39.3%, Tertiary sector 58.7%, national average 26.6%.
Scope	Electrification rate
Cooking	39.3%
Sector Tertiary	58.7%
National	26.6%

Source: SDES - Energy balance of France, and CEREN for the breakdown by end use for Cooking; Eurostat (nrg_bal_c) for the sector and the national average. Two distinct vintages, see the note above.