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Illustration of an energy footprint of the U.S. Manufacturing Sector Total Energy Input for Heat and Power: 24658 Trillion Btu. This diagram shows how Fossil Energy Supply and a Utility Power Plant creates Energy Supply, then travels within the Plant Boundary into Central Energy Generation/Utilities, then Energy Distribution, then Energy Consumption, and finally Process Energy Use, all the while recycling energy and have energy losses.

Illustration of a U.S. Manufacturing Energy Footprint - 24658 Trillion Btu. This diagram shows how Fossil Energy Supply and a Utility Power Plant creates Energy Supply, then travels within the Plant Boundary into Central Energy Generation/Utilities, then Energy Distribution, then Energy Conversion, and finally Process Energy Use, all the while recycling energy and have energy losses.

Illustration of an energy footprint of the U.S. Manufacturing Sector Total Energy Input - 24658 Trillion Btu. This diagram shows how Purchased Fuels and Purchased Electricity travel through the Plant Boundary to eventually lead to Process Use.