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System of Environmental-Economic Accounting for Energy (SEEA-E) Process leading to the publication. Third Meeting of the United Nations Committee of Experts on Environmental-Economic Accounting (New York, 26-27 June 2008). Questions to the UNCEEA.
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System of Environmental-Economic Accounting for Energy (SEEA-E)Process leading to the publication Third Meeting of the United Nations Committee of Experts on Environmental-Economic Accounting (New York, 26-27 June 2008)
Questions to the UNCEEA • Does the UNCEEA agree with the scope and coverage of the SEEA-E ? • Does the UNCEEA agree with the process and timetable for the preparation of the SEEA-E ? • Does the UNCEEA agree in principle with the draft Annotated Outline of the SEEA-E ?
Background UNCEEA meeting July 2007: • Consensus for the preparation of a publication on energy accounts (SEEA-E) and related emissions accounts presenting standard concepts, definitions, classifications and tables for energy accounts • Agreement that energy accounts should feature prominently in the revised SEEA
Coverage of the SEEA-E • Agreed concepts, definitions, classifications, accounting rules, and valuation principles • Physical and monetary accounts for energy resource stocks • Physical and monetary flow accounts related to energy • Accounts for energy-related air emissions • Bridge tables with energy balances and emission inventories
SEEA-E and the other publications A suite of publications in support of energy-related information: • SEEA-E A standard for physical and monetary energy accounts Will serve as an input in the revised SEEA • IRES (International Recommendation on Energy Statistics) The statistical foundation: Definitions, classifications, agreed data items, etc. • ESCM (Energy Statistics Compilers Manual) Compilation guide: Good practices, technical matters
Draft outline of SEEA-E Chapter 1: Introduction. Chapter 2: The SEEA-E framework Chapter 3: Physical asset accounts Chapter 4: Monetary asset accounts Chapter 5: Physical flow accounts Chapter 6: Monetary flow accounts Chapter 7: Air emission accounts for energy related emissions Chapter 8: Hybrid accounts Chapter 9: Applications of energy accounts
What has happened since the UNCEEA meeting July 2007 ? The UNSD has embarked on the drafting of the SEEA-E as part of its regular work programme • Organization of a special session on energy accounts at the 12th London Group Meeting • Consultation with the 3rd Oslo Group Meeting on Energy Statistics on the list of issues • Global Assessment of energy accounts
What has happened ? (continued) • A drafting group with experts on energy statistics and energy accounts has been established to assist UNSD in developing SEEA-E Drafting Group: Australia, Austria, Canada, China, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Philippines, South Africa. UK, EEA, Eurostat, IMF, UNESCWA, UNSD • Drafting of chapters 1-4 of the SEEA-E and consultation with the drafting group • Establishment of a website to facilitate the consultation on the SEEA-E http://unstats.un.org/unsd/envaccounting/seeae
Future activities 2008 Drafting • Drafting of remaining chapters. Further consultation and seeking inputs with drafting group • Drafting of issues paper for discussion at the London Group meeting Consultation and inputs • London Group meeting (October) • International Workshop on Energy Statistics (Mexico City) (Q4)) • Expert Group Meeting on emission inventories (Q4)
Activities 2009 • Consultation and inputs: • Oslo Group meeting (Q1) • Expert Group meeting on energy accounts and statistics (Q1) • London group meeting (Q1) • World-wide global consultation to review the revised SEEA-E (Q2) • User-producer conference (Q3) • Final draft for UNCEEA approval
Questions to the UNCEEA • Does the UNCEEA agree with the scope and coverage of the SEEA-E ? • Does the UNCEEA agree with the process and timetable for the preparation of the SEEA-E ? • Does the UNCEEA agree in principle with the draft Annotated Outline of the SEEA-E ?