Welcome to CEEDC
The Canadian Energy and Emissions Data Centre (CEEDC, formerly the Canadian Industrial Energy End-Use Data and Analysis Centre) is part of the Energy and Materials Research Group in the School of Resource and Environmental Management. We are located within the Faculty of Environment at Simon Fraser University.
CEEDC is a non-profit organisation funded through government and industry sponsorship. It was established in 1993 through an initiative by Natural Resources Canada to develop a system of National Energy Use Database centres. After more than 20 years of providing quality energy and environmental data, we are still going strong!
We are dedicated to improving the quality and accessibility of practical and unbiased information related to energy use in Canadian industry, transportation, and buildings.
Announcements
22 March 2019
Our 2019 report on District Energy in Canada is out now!
CEEDC has once again worked with NRCan's CanmetENERGY to survey the almost 220 district energy systems across the country. We received responses from over 90 system operators and have updated our Innovative Energy Facilities database to include the latest information. District Energy is continuing to grow and provides thermal energy in many sectors. Check out the report for more information and look for our online databse to be updated in the next couple of weeks!
29 June 2018
The new Energy, Emissions, and Intensity Indicators web interface is now up and running!
We are happy to announce that our new interface is now available under the Databases page on our website. The new interface allows users to select one of the many industrial sectors for which we analyse data and view various indicators and information. Details are available physical and economic production, fuel use by physical and energy units, and GHG emissions (including process emissions). Indicators are shown for emission intensity by energy and production units, fuel shares, and GDP.
You can also download our energy and emissions data to use for your own analysis. The download tab allows you to customise your data query and select any or all of the sectors and indicators that matter most to you.
The new interface also includes updated StatCan data from the Industrial Consumption of Energy survey. Energy and GHG emissions data are updated to include 2016 information, and include estimates of process emissions as they are available. Data are accessible online at our website (here).
Statistics Canada provided GDP data, based on real $2007 for most industries, and the majority of the physical unit production data. Data from the Report on Energy Supply and Demand (primarily electricity supply and construction), are also updated.
17 January 2018
New Biofuels and Biomass energy database!
We have also added a data repository of biofuels and biomass energy data for Canada. This webpage includes as much publicly available data as possible on biofuels and wood pellet biomass. We are working to continually update this information as more data is released and welcome any additions or comments that users may have.
See our EnerInfo newsletter for the infographic below, including links to sources and additional information (available in both French and English).
