Material and energy resources

Capital assets are material assets, which the enterprise keeps with the aim of their use for manufacturing or supplying of goods, rendering services, leasing to other persons or performance of administrative and social, and cultural functions. Expected term of useful usage (operation) of capital assets is more than one year (or an operational cycle, if it is exceeds one year). They include lands, buildings, constructions and transmitting devices, machines and equipment, vehicles, tools, perennial plants, animals, long-term biological actives for crop and animal production connected with agricultural activity, etc; as well as the capital assets, which are in personal property of the population (houses, constructions, perennial plants, cattle, etc).

Value of land plots, real estate, animals (that are used for other, than agricultural activity), is not distributed by types of economic activity.

Since 2011, the fixed assets value of budgetary institutions (chief controllers of budget funds) is not distributed by type of economic activity. The fixed assets value of the local executive authorities and local authorities is not included.

The current value of capital assets incorporates the indexation adjustments and revisions.

Capital assets indices are derived from their values at comparable prices.

Energy balances for 2010/2013 are compiled  according to Regulation 203-p On Current and Forecast Energy Balance of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated on March 11, 2011 according to the methodology of International Energy Agency (IEA) and which are published following international practice. When compiling energy balance, the indicators of the state statistical reporting and administrative data from Ukraine ministries and departments have been used.

Data on the natural gas are given using standards to measure at 15⁰ C.

The uses of energy materials and refinery processing products for productive, communal and consumer needs are measured as the sum of expenditures of enterprises. These include expenditures for transformation into other types of fuel and energy; for non-energy purposes (as raw material, materials), for final consumption as well as expenditure on distributing, transporting and storing regardless of the sources of their supplies (whether they have been bought with own funds or received as raw materials for the processing).

Proportion of fuel, heat energy and electricity inputs includes fuel, heat and electric power inputs for basic and auxiliary technological processes of production, for the auxiliary needs of production (the general production shops’ and plants’ expenditure for heating, ventilation, light, etc) and losses from the heat and electrical networks of the enterprises related to the production of the given products. Proportions of the inputs are calculated as a ratio of actual general use of the fuels or energy for the production of the given type of products to the total amount of the produced products. Proportions of the inputs of fuels, heat energy and electric power is  compiled per unit of the finished products on the basis of the data from the enterprises. Figures are using nomenclature according to the Nomenclature of the Industrial Products (NIP). The recording of fuels and energy is made in the physical units of measurement: tones, thousand cubic meters, density cubic meters, thousand kilowatt hour, G-calorie. To identify the general amounts of the used fuels, as well as a proportion of the selected types of fuels in the total amount, all types of fuels are recalculated from the physical into the conventional values according to the coal equivalent (7000 kcal/kg).