The headline
Residential energy use, emissions and household growth at a glance.
Trends over time
How residential energy has shifted since 2000, broken down by energy source or end-use.
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Where the energy goes
A single year, broken down two ways at once: outer ring by building type, inner ring by energy source within each.
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Compare regions
How the selected metric compares across Canada, over the current year range and for the latest selected year.
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Equipment & stock
What's actually installed in homes — heating equipment, housing mix, floor space and appliances. Independent of the metric toggle above. Residential-only for now.
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Average floor area (m²) per household — a proxy for house-size growth.
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NRCan doesn't publish appliance unit-energy-consumption separately in these tables; this line — total appliance end-use energy ÷ households — is the closest available proxy for per-appliance efficiency trends.
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Intensity: activity vs. efficiency
Energy per household and per m² trends, always on an energy (PJ) basis regardless of the metric toggle above. Residential-only for now.