Compilation of EPEA
Experiences from the Netherlands
Sjoerd Schenau
Work done so far in the Netherlands…….
 Current situation:
- Current Dutch EPER statistics describe different
subsectors of the economy, such as mining,
manufacturing en electricity and water supply,
agriculture and transport.
- Also provide an overall view of all sectors, including
government and specialised producers.
- ‘Net cost approach’
- Data not fully consistent with NA
 2011: Pilot project: full EPEA and ReMEA
 2013-2014: Compiling tables for EPE module
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Compiling full EPEA tables
 EPEA/ReMEA framework in its most detailed form is a
complex system
 Requires many different data sources
 Requires specific knowledge
 Requires significant resources/time to compile
 Feasible to compile tables B, B1 and A
 Experimental: Integration of all EGSS activities in tables
B and B1
 Experimental: also include resource management
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Intermediate consumption
of which EP services
of which ad. And c.n prducts
Compensation of employees
Taxes on producution
less subsidies on production
Consumption of fixed capital
Net operating surplus
Output (basic prices)
Non environmental output
Environmental protection output
Current EP resources
Market output
Current transfers
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9.1
9.2
9.3
9.4
10
11
12
Capital transaction
Gross capital formation
Other capital uses (land)
Investments grants received
Other capitaL transfers received
Labour inputs
stock of fixed assets
financed by producers
499
10
0
70
15
-27
119
121
797
1209
1
0
245
1
-2
32
130
1615
797
797
1615
1615
797
1615
130
49
32
5
130
49
812
67
-5
405
552
4966
602
1
0
170
1
-1
0
51
823
888
1482
0
712
0
0
9
3
1613
926
1
0
617
2
-2
9
203
1755
0
35
3186
3186
522
4444
4444
823
823
1613
0
1755
1755
0
3186
4444
823
762
389
15
0
2
11
762
0
2031
183
3135
1617
609
96
0
485
0
3221
other services
general gorvernment
Construction
Environmental services public
Electricity producers
Manufectering
Agriculture
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1.1
1.2
2
3
4
5
6
7
7.1
7.2
8
8.1
8.2
Environmental services private
Part of Table B: specialist producers EP
1755
0
1184
59
0
55
70
0
15
3
9
12
387
15
2856
125
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Environmental protection
services
environmental services (private)
environmental services (public)
environmental inspection and control
General governemnt services
environmental education
other environmental services
environmental consultancy services
Ancillary activities
Products
Biological products
Industrial equipment
Building services
0
0
16
0
0 4444
0
0
0 3186
202
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
134
0
0
102
68
4764
3254
134
1571
42
126
1629
1820
1571
42
426 1032
99
0
4
0
23
921
1615
823
0
96
126
1629
11 128
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TOTAAL
margins
taxes
import
other services
general gorvernment
transport
wholesale trade
building
recycling
Environmental services public
Environmental services private
Energy producers
Agriculture
mln euro
Manufectering
Supply table (B1)
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921
1615
823
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products
Biological products
Industrial equipment
Building services
253
19
3
304
97
13
29
3
0
1612
1
0
154
0
0
33
10
0
227
22
0
49
18
1
112
23
24
1482
1860
0
341
132
27
42
0
0
0
1069
0
1571
42
1
426
6
1032
0
99
0
0
2
4
0
0
65
23
0
0
17
96
22
11
255
128
435
0
0
0
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126
0
10
0
0
56
126
38
788
0
0
0
519
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total
stosck changes
Investments
consumption households
consumption government
export
other services
general gorvernment
transport
wholesale tyrade
building
recycling
Environmental services public
Environmental services private
Energy producers
Manufectering
mln euro
Environmental protection
services
environmental services (private)
environmental services (public)
environmental inspection and control
general government services
environmental education
other environmental services
environmental consultancy services
Ancillary activities
Agriculture
Use table (B1)
6
4764
3254
134
1571
42,12
126,2
0 1629
1820
0
0
519
0
0
First experience with EPE tables (Eurostat)
 Pilot: filling tables based on existing data for on eyear
to bring data from the National accounts together with the
data from the EPER statistics
 To what extent can the Government statistics (COFOG)
be used ?
 Voluntary and obligatory tables
 Focus on EP (but also look at some RM domains)
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The accounting tables
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General government (table 1)
Corporations: ancillary production (table 2)
Corporations as market producers (table 3)
Total supply of resource management products (table 4)
Households (table 5)
RM Transfers (table 6)
Total economy (tables 7.1 and 7.2)
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General government (table1)
 Central government
 Table can be filled using data from government
statistics: COFOG
 Issue: COFOG versus CEA classification
 Local government:
 Data from government statistics: COFOG
 …. or production environmental services by government
(monetary supply use tables NA).
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Corporations: ancillary production (table 2)
 Data from surveys
 Issue: how to compile data for current expenditure ?
 Scope issue: inclusion of other sectors (agriculture,
transport, building etc.)
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Corporations as market producers (table 3)
 Data from National accounts (ISIC 37-39)
 Additional data needed from production statistics for
allocation to CEPA
 Scope issue: Inclusion of other specialist producers :
environmental consultancy/ engineering, environmental
inspection services
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Extending scope to resource management
EPE tables can also be used for Resource management
activities
Key issues:
1) Scope
2) Definition of characteristic activities
3) Definition: products
RM characteristic products
Connected products
Resource efficient products
4) Classification issues (EP versus RM)
 energy saving / renewable energy; recycling, etc.
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Conclusions
 EPE tables (Eurostat) good point of departure for core
table
 Tables can also be extended to include RM
 Integrated approach needed  also integrate EGSS
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