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Modeled sensitivity
Process-fuel costs and supply continuity are key sensitivities
A modeled exposure signal based on the tracked inputs and drivers; it is not a measure of observed sector health.
editorial · as of 1 Apr 2026
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Manufacturing: energy exposure differs by technology, contracts, and fuel substitution.
Energy-intensive manufacturing (cement, steel, ceramics, glass, textiles) runs on gas, furnace oil, and diesel backup. Energy cost share ranges from 12-30% of COGS.
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Why it matters
Manufacturing uses energy for process heat, transport, and power. Exposure differs by product, technology, contract terms, and ability to substitute fuels, so a change in one energy input does not translate uniformly across factories or sectors.
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