energirelaterat

Energirelaterat is a Swedish adjective meaning "energy-related" or "related to energy". It is used to describe activities, costs, emissions, technologies, policies and data that have a direct connection to the production, distribution, consumption or regulation of energy.

In technical and policy contexts energirelaterat commonly qualifies measures and impacts: energirelaterade utsläpp (energy-related emissions), energirelaterade kostnader (energy-related costs) and energirelaterade åtgärder (energy-related measures). The term appears in energy statistics, environmental reports, economic analyses and legal texts to specify the portion of a phenomenon attributable to energy systems.

Sectors where the term is frequently applied include electricity generation, heating and cooling, transport, industry and buildings. It also covers crosscutting issues such as energy efficiency, renewable energy deployment, grid infrastructure, fuel switching and demand-side management. In sustainability and climate discourse, energirelaterat often refers to greenhouse gas emissions and resource use associated with energy life cycles.

Quantitative assessment of energirelaterat effects uses indicators like energy consumption per capita, energy intensity of GDP, and CO2 emissions per unit of energy. Policymakers and planners use such metrics to design measures for decarbonization, cost reduction and security of supply. The adjective is widely used in Swedish professional, academic and public communication to clarify that the subject matter concerns energy.