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This is a list of European countries by electricity consumption per person. As of 2014, the top three are Iceland (53832 kWh/year), Norway (23000 kWh/year), and Finland (15250 kWh/year), whereas the bottom three are Albania (2309 kWh/year), Romania (2584 kWh/year), and Turkey (2815 kWh/year).
All figures in this article are given in kWh/year.
The map data is for year 2012 from the World Bank. [1] Numbers are in kWh per year.
The table uses 2014 data from the World Bank. [2] Numbers are in kWh per year.
| Country | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Albania | 1 947 | 2 195 | 2 118 | 2 309 | |
 Austria | 8 347 | 8 390 | 8 507 | 8 356 | |
 Belarus | 3 564 | 3 629 | 3 698 | 3 690 | |
 Belgium | 8 369 | 8 021 | 7 987 | 7 709 | |
 Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3 155 | 3 343 | 3 479 | 3 601 | |
 Bulgaria | 4 560 | 4 864 | 4 762 | 4 709 | |
 Croatia | 3 814 | 3 901 | 3 819 | 3 714 | |
 Cyprus | 4 623 | 4 271 | 4 057 | 3 549 | |
 Czech Republic | 6 348 | 6 299 | 6 305 | 6 259 | |
 Denmark | 6 328 | 6 168 | 6 039 | 5 849 | |
 Estonia | 6 506 | 6 314 | 6 689 | 6 732 | |
 Finland | 16 483 | 15 707 | 15 687 | 15 250 | |
 France | 7 736 | 7 217 | 7 344 | 6 940 | |
 Germany | 7 264 | 7 146 | 7 270 | 7 035 | |
 Greece | 5 318 | 5 380 | 5 511 | 5 036 | |
 Hungary | 3 876 | 3 895 | 3 919 | 3 966 | |
 Iceland | 51 440 | 52 374 | 53 203 | 53 832 | |
 Ireland | 5 911 | 5 661 | 5 665 | 5 672 | |
 Italy | 5 494 | 5 515 | 5 398 | 5 002 | |
 Kazakhstan | 4 728 | 4 893 | 5 181 | 5 600 | |
 Kosovo | 2 818 | ||||
 Latvia | 3 230 | 3 265 | 3 588 | 3 507 | |
 Lithuania | 3 471 | 3 530 | 3 608 | 3 821 | |
 Luxembourg | 16 830 | 15 586 | 14 696 | 13 915 | |
 North Macedonia | 3 521 | 3 825 | 3 626 | 3 514 | |
 Malta | 4 171 | 4 689 | 4 761 | 4 925 | |
 Montenegro | 5 420 | 5 752 | 5 416 | 4 612 | |
 Netherlands | 7 010 | 7 036 | 6 871 | 6 713 | |
 Norway | 24 891 | 23 510 | 23 658 | 23 000 | |
 Poland | 3 797 | 3 880 | 3 899 | 3 972 | |
 Portugal | 4 959 | 4 848 | 4 736 | 4 663 | |
 Romania | 2 551 | 2 639 | 2 604 | 2 584 | |
 Russia | 6 410 | 6 486 | 6 617 | 6 603 | |
 Serbia | 4 359 | 4 490 | 4 387 | 4 272 | |
 Slovakia | 5 137 | ||||
 Slovenia | 6 521 | 6 806 | 6 778 | 6 728 | |
 Spain | 5 707 | 5 599 | 5 573 | 5 356 | |
 Sweden | 14 934 | 14 030 | 14 290 | 13 480 | |
 Switzerland | 8 175 | 7 928 | 7 886 | 7 520 | |
 Turkey | 2 498 | 2 709 | 2 794 | 2 815 | |
 Ukraine | 3 550 | 3 662 | 3 641 | 3 419 | |
 United Kingdom | 5 701 | 5 473 | 5 452 | 5 130 | |
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