The final consumption of energy is the final consumption of all energy products, by all users in the economy, net of intermediate consumption. It refers to all fuel and energy that is delivered to users for both their energy and non-energy uses, which do not involve a transformation process. As defined by IRES, “The final consumption of energy products consists of the (a) final energy consumption, i.e. deliveries of energy products to the users located in the territory of reference for their energy needs such as for heat raising, transportation and electricity, and (b) non-energy use, i.e. deliveries of energy products for use as chemical feedstocks or for use as raw materials”. Final consumption of energy products represents the last stage in which the energy products are utilised and disappear from the statistical observation.