Name: Consolidated Energy Statistics
Creator: Statistics Canada
License: https://open.canada.ca/en/open-government-licence-canada

Consolidated Energy Statistics — AI AnalysisCanada's Consolidated Energy Statistics dataset (Statistics Canada, Table 25100079) covers 72 months of monthly energy data from January 2020 to December 2025, tracking 12 fuel types and 11 supply/demand characteristics across 6,858 valid records measured in Terajoules. The data is highly right-skewKey Findings

The dataset contains 6,858 valid records spanning 72 monthly periods from January 2020 to December 2025, with values measured in Terajoules across 12 fuel types and 11 supply/demand characteristics.

Total Primary Energy has the highest mean value (476,046 TJ) and widest range (2,461,578 TJ) of any fuel type, making it the most dominant and variable category in Canada's energy mix.

Crude Oil and Natural Gas follow as the next largest categories, with means of 288,765 TJ and 222,600 TJ respectively, and correspondingly large standard deviations indicating significant month-to-month variability.

The distribution is heavily right-skewed, with a mean of 156,700 TJ versus a median of just 15,311 TJ, and an IQR spanning 724 to 158,652 TJ — confirming that a small number of very large values drive the overall average.

479 records (7.0%) were flagged as statistical outliers using a 3× IQR method, with bounds set at -473,058 to 632,434 TJ, against an overall data range of -262,853 to 2,198,725 TJ.

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