Sweden is administratively organized in 21 counties, called “Sveriges län”.
A new report ‘Energistatistik för Sveriges län och kommuner för år 2013’ (Energy Statistics for Swedish Counties and Municipalities on the year 2013), published by Länsstyrelsernas Energi- och Klimatsamordning (LEKS) features energy flow Sankey diagrams for all counties.
Here is an example for Skåne from page 17:
All flows in GWh per year. Percentage breakdown for contribution of fuels (left side) and for consumption (right side).
Actually the energy picture looks quite differently in some counties: For example, Södermanlands län (on page 19) has 33% coal/coke (‘Kol/Koks’). Kronobergs län’s most important energy source with a share of 29% is biomass (‘Biobränsle’).
Twenty-one wonderful Sankey diagrams … a sheer joy for a Sankey fan like me.