CPI: Energy
(CPI_ENERGY)Observations
Aug 2026: 220.5
Updated: 2026-10-09, 6:24:43 a.m. ET
Units
Index, 2002=100,
Not seasonally adjusted
Frequency
Monthly
Source
Statistics Canada, Consumer Price Index
Series ID
CPI_ENERGY
Table 18-10-0004-01
CREDCPI: Energy
Source: Statistics Canada, Consumer Price Index via CRED
Shaded areas indicate Canadian recessions (C.D. Howe Institute).
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Notes
Source: Statistics Canada
Release: Consumer Price Index
Units: Index, 2002=100, Not seasonally adjusted
Frequency: Monthly
Notes: The energy component of the Consumer Price Index on a 2002=100 base, covering household electricity, natural gas, fuel oil and gasoline. Energy is the most volatile CPI component and drives most headline inflation swings. Published monthly, not seasonally adjusted.
Suggested Citation: Statistics Canada, CPI: Energy CPI_ENERGY, retrieved from CRED, Canadian Research Economic Data; https://cred.nshipyard.com/series/CPI_ENERGY, October 9, 2026.
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