Manitoba's stationary energy sources

Stationary sources include electricity generation, energy used in the oil and gas industry, in the manufacturing and construction industry, and for residential and commercial heating.

In 2005, stationary sources account for about 23% of Manitoba's greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions (1). The chart below shows how these emissions have changed from 1990 to 2005.

Between 1990 and 2005, we have seen the following changes:

3% decrease in overall Stationary Combustion

31% decrease in Residential (That's right - it decreased)

30% increase in Manufacturing industries

4% increase in Commercial & industrial

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Please NOTE After 2000, data from electricity generation, mining, and agriculture & forestry sources are not shown specifically but are included in the total. These data are not shown for each sector because there are so few source companies that the data would not be anonymous.

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