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This list of countries by electric energy consumption is mostly based on the Energy Information Administration. [2] Several non-sovereign entities are also included for information purposes, with their parent state noted. The per capita data for many countries may be slightly inaccurate as population data may not be for the same year as the consumption data. Population data were obtained mainly from the IMF [3] in 2021 with some exceptions, in which case they were obtained from the Wikipedia pages for the corresponding countries/territories. Average power per capita was calculated according to the formula: [lower-alpha 1]
Location | Consumption (GWh/yr) | Year | Source | Population | As of | Consumption per capita | ||
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kWh/yr | Watts | |||||||
— | World | 25,343,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 7,909,295,104 | 2021 [5] | 3,204 | 366 |
1 | China | 7,806,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 1,425,893,504 | 2021 [5] | 5,474 | 624 |
2 | United States | 3,979,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 336,997,632 | 2021 [5] | 11,267 | 1,285 |
3 | India | 1,443,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 1,407,563,904 | 2021 [5] | 1,025 | 117 |
4 | Russia | 996,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 145,102,752 | 2021 [5] | 6,864 | 783 |
5 | Japan | 913,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 124,612,528 | 2021 [5] | 7,327 | 836 |
6 | Brazil | 577,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 214,326,224 | 2021 [5] | 2,692 | 307 |
7 | Korea, South | 568,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 51,830,136 | 2021 [5] | 10,959 | 1,250 |
8 | Canada | 555,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 38,155,012 | 2021 [5] | 14,546 | 1,659 |
9 | Germany | 512,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 83,408,560 | 2021 [5] | 6,138 | 700 |
10 | France | 447,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 64,531,448 | 2021 [5] | 6,927 | 790 |
11 | Saudi Arabia | 329,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 35,950,396 | 2021 [5] | 9,151 | 1,044 |
12 | Iran | 302,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 87,923,432 | 2021 [5] | 3,435 | 392 |
13 | Mexico | 301,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 126,705,136 | 2021 [5] | 2,376 | 271 |
14 | Italy | 300,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 59,240,336 | 2021 [5] | 5,064 | 578 |
15 | United Kingdom | 287,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 67,281,040 | 2021 [5] | 4,266 | 487 |
16 | Turkey | 284,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 84,775,408 | 2021 [5] | 3,350 | 382 |
17 | Indonesia | 282,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 273,753,184 | 2021 [5] | 1,030 | 117 |
18 | Taiwan | 278,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 23,859,904 | 2021 [5] | 11,651 | 1,329 |
19 | Australia | 237,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 25,921,094 | 2021 [5] | 9,143 | 1,043 |
20 | Spain | 234,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 47,486,932 | 2021 [5] | 4,928 | 562 |
21 | Vietnam | 229,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 97,468,024 | 2021 [5] | 2,349 | 268 |
22 | Thailand | 203,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 71,601,104 | 2021 [5] | 2,835 | 323 |
23 | South Africa | 191,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 59,392,256 | 2021 [5] | 3,216 | 367 |
24 | Egypt | 168,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 109,262,184 | 2021 [5] | 1,538 | 175 |
25 | Poland | 158,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 38,307,724 | 2021 [5] | 4,124 | 470 |
26 | Malaysia | 151,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 33,573,872 | 2021 [5] | 4,498 | 513 |
27 | Ukraine | 134,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 43,531,424 | 2021 [5] | 3,078 | 351 |
28 | Pakistan | 132,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 231,402,112 | 2021 [5] | 570 | 65 |
29 | Norway | 131,931 | 2022 est. | EIA | 5,455,582 | 2022 | 24,182 | 2,759 |
30 | Sweden | 131,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 10,467,095 | 2021 [5] | 12,515 | 1,428 |
31 | United Arab Emirates | 129,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 9,365,149 | 2021 [5] | 13,774 | 1,571 |
32 | Argentina | 127,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 45,276,788 | 2021 [5] | 2,805 | 320 |
33 | Netherlands | 113,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 17,501,696 | 2021 [5] | 6,457 | 737 |
34 | Philippines | 98,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 113,880,336 | 2021 [5] | 861 | 98 |
35 | Kazakhstan | 97,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 19,196,468 | 2021 [5] | 5,053 | 576 |
36 | Finland | 84,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 5,535,982 | 2021 [5] | 15,173 | 1,731 |
37 | Belgium | 83,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 11,611,416 | 2021 [5] | 7,148 | 815 |
38 | Chile | 81,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 19,493,184 | 2021 [5] | 4,155 | 474 |
39 | Bangladesh | 78,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 169,356,240 | 2021 [5] | 461 | 53 |
40 | Colombia | 76,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 51,516,560 | 2021 [5] | 1,475 | 168 |
41 | Venezuela | 71,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 28,199,862 | 2021 [5] | 2,518 | 287 |
42 | Austria | 69,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 8,922,086 | 2021 [5] | 7,734 | 882 |
43 | Algeria | 69,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 44,177,964 | 2021 [5] | 1,562 | 178 |
44 | Kuwait | 65,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 4,250,111 | 2021 [5] | 15,294 | 1,745 |
45 | Israel | 63,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 8,900,057 | 2021 [5] | 7,079 | 808 |
46 | Czech Republic | 62,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 10,510,748 | 2021 [5] | 5,899 | 673 |
47 | Switzerland | 58,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 8,691,409 | 2021 [5] | 6,673 | 761 |
48 | Uzbekistan | 58,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 34,081,452 | 2021 [5] | 1,702 | 194 |
49 | Singapore | 53,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 5,941,063 | 2021 [5] | 8,921 | 1,018 |
50 | Iraq | 53,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 43,533,592 | 2021 [5] | 1,217 | 139 |
51 | Greece | 52,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 10,445,368 | 2021 [5] | 4,978 | 568 |
52 | Peru | 52,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 33,715,464 | 2021 [5] | 1,542 | 176 |
53 | Romania | 51,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 19,328,558 | 2021 [5] | 2,639 | 301 |
54 | Portugal | 48,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 10,290,109 | 2021 [5] | 4,665 | 532 |
55 | Hong Kong | 46,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 7,494,580 | 2021 [5] | 6,138 | 700 |
56 | Qatar | 45,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 2,688,239 | 2021 [5] | 16,740 | 1,910 |
57 | Hungary | 44,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 9,709,784 | 2021 [5] | 4,532 | 517 |
58 | New Zealand | 41,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 5,129,730 | 2021 [5] | 7,993 | 912 |
59 | Belarus | 41,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 9,578,172 | 2021 [5] | 4,281 | 488 |
60 | Denmark | 38,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 5,854,246 | 2021 [5] | 6,491 | 740 |
61 | Morocco | 35,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 37,076,588 | 2021 [5] | 944 | 108 |
62 | Ireland | 33,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 4,986,525 | 2021 [5] | 6,618 | 755 |
63 | Oman | 33,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 4,520,474 | 2021 [5] | 7,300 | 833 |
64 | Serbia | 31,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 7,296,771 | 2021 [5] | 4,248 | 485 |
65 | Bahrain | 31,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 1,463,266 | 2021 [5] | 21,185 | 2,417 |
66 | Bulgaria | 30,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 6,885,864 | 2021 [5] | 4,357 | 497 |
67 | Nigeria | 27,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 213,401,328 | 2021 [5] | 127 | 14 |
68 | Ecuador | 27,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 17,797,736 | 2021 [5] | 1,517 | 173 |
69 | Libya | 27,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 6,735,280 | 2021 [5] | 4,009 | 457 |
70 | Slovakia | 26,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 5,447,621 | 2021 [5] | 4,773 | 544 |
71 | Azerbaijan | 25,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 10,312,992 | 2021 [5] | 2,424 | 277 |
72 | Jordan | 20,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 11,148,288 | 2021 [5] | 1,794 | 205 |
73 | Iceland | 19,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 370,338 | 2021 [5] | 51,304 | 5,853 |
74 | Lebanon | 19,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 5,592,626 | 2021 [5] | 3,397 | 388 |
75 | Ghana | 18,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 32,833,036 | 2021 [5] | 548 | 63 |
76 | Puerto Rico | 17,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 3,256,030 | 2021 [5] | 5,221 | 596 |
77 | Myanmar | 17,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 53,798,088 | 2021 [5] | 314 | 36 |
78 | Croatia | 16,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 4,060,139 | 2021 [5] | 3,941 | 450 |
79 | Tunisia | 16,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 12,262,949 | 2021 [5] | 1,305 | 149 |
80 | Cuba | 16,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 11,256,373 | 2021 [5] | 1,421 | 162 |
81 | Tajikistan | 16,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 9,750,078 | 2021 [5] | 1,641 | 187 |
82 | Dominican Republic | 15,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 11,117,873 | 2021 [5] | 1,349 | 154 |
83 | Turkmenistan | 15,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 6,341,850 | 2021 [5] | 2,365 | 270 |
84 | Sri Lanka | 15,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 21,773,438 | 2021 [5] | 689 | 79 |
85 | Angola | 15,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 34,503,776 | 2021 [5] | 435 | 50 |
86 | Slovenia | 14,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 2,119,408 | 2021 [5] | 6,606 | 754 |
87 | Zambia | 14,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 19,473,132 | 2021 [5] | 719 | 82 |
88 | Uruguay | 14,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 3,426,265 | 2021 [5] | 4,086 | 466 |
89 | Syria | 13,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 21,324,366 | 2021 [5] | 610 | 70 |
90 | Mozambique | 13,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 32,077,074 | 2021 [5] | 405 | 46 |
91 | Sudan | 13,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 45,657,204 | 2021 [5] | 285 | 33 |
92 | Georgia | 13,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 3,757,984 | 2021 [5] | 3,459 | 395 |
93 | Guatemala | 13,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 17,608,484 | 2021 [5] | 738 | 84 |
94 | Korea, North | 12,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 25,971,910 | 2021 [5] | 462 | 53 |
95 | Kyrgyzstan | 12,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 6,527,742 | 2021 [5] | 1,838 | 210 |
96 | Lithuania | 12,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 2,786,652 | 2021 [5] | 4,306 | 491 |
97 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 11,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 3,270,948 | 2021 [5] | 3,363 | 384 |
98 | Costa Rica | 11,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 5,153,959 | 2021 [5] | 2,134 | 243 |
99 | Cambodia | 11,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 16,589,031 | 2021 [5] | 663 | 76 |
100 | Bolivia | 9,700 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 12,079,474 | 2021 [5] | 803 | 92 |
101 | Moldova | 9,700 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 3,061,509 | 2021 [5] | 3,168 | 361 |
102 | Panama | 9,500 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 4,351,264 | 2021 [5] | 2,183 | 249 |
103 | Ethiopia | 9,500 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 120,283,024 | 2021 [5] | 79 | 9 |
104 | Kenya | 9,100 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 53,005,616 | 2021 [5] | 172 | 20 |
105 | Congo, Democratic Republic of the | 8,900 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 95,894,120 | 2021 [5] | 93 | 11 |
106 | Estonia | 8,800 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 1,328,704 | 2021 [5] | 6,623 | 756 |
107 | Trinidad and Tobago | 8,300 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 1,525,671 | 2021 [5] | 5,440 | 621 |
108 | Zimbabwe | 8,300 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 15,993,525 | 2021 [5] | 519 | 59 |
109 | Honduras | 8,200 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 10,278,346 | 2021 [5] | 798 | 91 |
110 | Ivory Coast | 8,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 27,478,250 | 2021 [5] | 291 | 33 |
111 | Mongolia | 7,800 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 3,347,782 | 2021 [5] | 2,330 | 266 |
112 | Paraguay | 7,700 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 6,703,802 | 2021 [5] | 1,149 | 131 |
113 | Albania | 7,400 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 2,854,710 | 2021 [5] | 2,592 | 296 |
114 | Tanzania | 7,200 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 63,588,332 | 2021 [5] | 113 | 13 |
115 | Nepal | 7,200 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 30,034,988 | 2021 [5] | 240 | 27 |
116 | Latvia | 6,900 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 1,873,926 | 2021 [5] | 3,682 | 420 |
117 | North Macedonia | 6,700 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 2,103,329 | 2021 [5] | 3,185 | 363 |
118 | Luxembourg | 6,500 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 639,330 | 2021 [5] | 10,167 | 1,060 |
119 | El Salvador | 6,400 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 6,314,165 | 2021 [5] | 1,014 | 116 |
120 | Palestine | 6,200 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 5,133,393 | 2021 [5] | 1,208 | 138 |
121 | Cameroon | 6,100 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 27,198,632 | 2021 [5] | 224 | 26 |
122 | Armenia | 6,100 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 2,790,971 | 2021 [5] | 2,186 | 249 |
123 | Laos | 6,100 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 7,425,055 | 2021 [5] | 822 | 94 |
124 | Macau | 5,600 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 686,616 | 2021 [5] | 8,156 | 930 |
125 | Kosovo | 5,600 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 1,662,022 | 2021 [5] | 3,369 | 384 |
126 | Afghanistan | 5,500 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 40,099,460 | 2021 [5] | 137 | 16 |
127 | Senegal | 5,300 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 16,876,726 | 2021 [5] | 314 | 36 |
128 | Nicaragua | 4,900 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 6,850,546 | 2021 [5] | 715 | 82 |
129 | Cyprus | 4,700 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 1,244,193 | 2021 [5] | 3,778 | 431 |
130 | Papua New Guinea | 4,600 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 9,949,438 | 2021 [5] | 462 | 53 |
131 | Brunei | 4,200 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 445,382 | 2021 [5] | 9,430 | 1,076 |
132 | Botswana | 3,400 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 2,588,424 | 2021 [5] | 1,314 | 150 |
133 | Namibia | 3,400 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 2,530,150 | 2021 [5] | 1,345 | 153 |
134 | Bhutan | 3,300 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 777,500 | 2021 [5] | 4,244 | 484 |
135 | New Caledonia | 3,300 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 287,809 | 2021 [5] | 11,466 | 1,308 |
136 | Jamaica | 3,200 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 2,827,701 | 2021 [5] | 1,132 | 129 |
137 | Uganda | 3,100 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 45,853,780 | 2021 [5] | 68 | 8 |
138 | Yemen | 2,900 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 32,981,644 | 2021 [5] | 88 | 10 |
139 | Montenegro | 2,900 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 627,856 | 2021 [5] | 4,619 | 527 |
140 | Mauritius | 2,700 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 1,298,922 | 2021 [5] | 2,079 | 237 |
141 | Mali | 2,700 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 21,904,990 | 2021 [5] | 123 | 14 |
142 | Burkina Faso | 2,600 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 22,100,690 | 2021 [5] | 118 | 13 |
143 | Malta | 2,500 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 526,751 | 2021 [5] | 4,746 | 541 |
144 | Guinea | 2,500 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 13,531,909 | 2021 [5] | 185 | 21 |
145 | Gabon | 2,400 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 2,341,185 | 2021 [5] | 1,025 | 117 |
146 | Suriname | 2,400 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 612,989 | 2021 [5] | 3,915 | 447 |
147 | Congo, Republic of the | 2,200 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 5,835,814 | 2021 [5] | 377 | 43 |
148 | Bahamas | 2,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 407,920 | 2021 [5] | 4,903 | 559 |
149 | Madagascar | 2,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 28,915,652 | 2021 [5] | 69 | 8 |
150 | Mauritania | 1,900 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 4,614,981 | 2021 [5] | 412 | 47 |
151 | Guam | 1,700 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 170,546 | 2021 [5] | 9,968 | 1,137 |
152 | Swaziland | 1,500 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 1,192,273 | 2021 [5] | 1,258 | 144 |
153 | Niger | 1,300 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 25,252,722 | 2021 [5] | 51 | 6 |
154 | Equatorial Guinea | 1,300 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 1,634,473 | 2021 [5] | 795 | 91 |
155 | Togo | 1,200 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 8,644,829 | 2021 [5] | 139 | 16 |
156 | Malawi | 1,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 19,889,742 | 2021 [5] | 50 | 6 |
157 | Barbados | 1,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 281,204 | 2021 [5] | 3,556 | 406 |
158 | Guyana | 1,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 804,571 | 2021 [5] | 1,243 | 142 |
159 | Fiji | 1,000 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 924,615 | 2021 [5] | 1,082 | 123 |
160 | Curacao | 900 | 2008 est. | EIA | 157,540 | 2019 | 5,713 | 652 |
161 | Lesotho | 900 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 2,281,464 | 2021 [5] | 394 | 45 |
162 | Belize | 900 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 400,037 | 2021 [5] | 2,250 | 257 |
163 | Liberia | 900 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 5,193,422 | 2021 [5] | 173 | 20 |
164 | Netherlands Antilles | 800 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 211,871 | 2013 | 3,776 | 431 |
165 | Aruba | 800 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 106,543 | 2021 [5] | 7,509 | 857 |
166 | Cayman Islands | 700 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 68,157 | 2021 [5] | 10,270 | 1,172 |
167 | Rwanda | 700 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 13,461,891 | 2021 [5] | 52 | 6 |
168 | French Polynesia | 600 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 304,038 | 2021 [5] | 1,973 | 225 |
169 | Jersey | 600 | 2004 est. | EIA | 98,069 | 2016 | 6,425 | 733 |
170 | U.S. Virgin Islands | 600 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 100,100 | 2021 [5] | 5,994 | 684 |
171 | Seychelles | 600 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 106,486 | 2021 [5] | 5,635 | 643 |
172 | Greenland | 600 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 56,266 | 2021 [5] | 10,664 | 1,217 |
173 | Maldives | 600 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 521,469 | 2021 [5] | 1,151 | 131 |
174 | Marshall Islands | 562.40 | 2014 est. | EIA | 58,790 | 2019 | 9,566 | 1,091 |
175 | Benin | 500 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 12,996,901 | 2021 [5] | 101 | 12 |
176 | South Sudan | 500 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 10,748,278 | 2021 [5] | 47 | 5 |
177 | Bermuda | 500 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 64,213 | 2021 [5] | 7,787 | 888 |
178 | Andorra | 500 | 2012 est. | EIA | 77,140 | 2019 | 6,482 | 739 |
179 | Djibouti | 500 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 1,105,562 | 2021 [5] | 452 | 52 |
180 | U.S. Pacific Islands | 500 | 2021 [4] | EIA | ||||
181 | Burundi | 400 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 12,551,215 | 2021 [5] | 32 | 4 |
182 | Haiti | 400 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 11,447,575 | 2021 [5] | 35 | 4 |
183 | Somalia | 400 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 17,065,588 | 2021 [5] | 23 | 3 |
184 | Eritrea | 400 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 3,620,324 | 2021 [5] | 110 | 13 |
185 | Faroe Islands | 400 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 52,915 | 2021 [5] | 7,559 | 862 |
186 | Timor-Leste | 400 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 1,320,944 | 2021 [5] | 303 | 35 |
187 | Liechtenstein | 394 | 2015 est. | CIA | 38,020 | 2019 | 10,352 | 1,181 |
188 | Saint Lucia | 300 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 179,663 | 2021 [5] | 1,670 | 191 |
189 | Antigua and Barbuda | 300 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 93,229 | 2021 [5] | 3,218 | 367 |
190 | Cabo Verde | 300 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 587,936 | 2021 [5] | 510 | 58 |
191 | Chad | 300 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 17,179,744 | 2021 [5] | 17 | 2 |
192 | Turks and Caicos Islands | 300 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 45,141 | 2021 [5] | 6,646 | 758 |
193 | Gambia | 200 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 2,639,922 | 2021 [5] | 76 | 9 |
194 | Northern Mariana Islands | 200 | 2012 est. | EIA | 57,220 | 2019 | 3,495 | 399 |
195 | Saint Kitts and Nevis | 200 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 47,631 | 2021 [5] | 4,199 | 479 |
196 | Gibraltar | 200 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 32,698 | 2021 [5] | 6,117 | 698 |
197 | Grenada | 200 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 124,624 | 2021 [5] | 1,605 | 183 |
198 | Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | 200 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 104,340 | 2021 [5] | 1,917 | 219 |
199 | American Samoa | 200 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 45,056 | 2021 [5] | 4,439 | 506 |
200 | Dominica | 200 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 72,435 | 2021 [5] | 2,761 | 315 |
201 | Micronesia, Federated States of | 125 | 2002 est. | EIA | 113,810 | 2019 | 1,101 | 126 |
202 | Samoa | 124 | 2018 est. | EIA | 197,100 | 2019 | 627 | 72 |
203 | Central African Republic | 100 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 5,457,165 | 2021 [5] | 18 | 2 |
204 | Sierra Leone | 100 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 8,420,642 | 2021 [5] | 12 | 1 |
205 | British Virgin Islands | 100 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 31,145 | 2021 [5] | 3,211 | 366 |
206 | Comoros | 100 | 2021 [4] | EIA | 821,632 | 2021 [5] | 122 | 14 |
207 | Solomon Islands | 98.26 | 2018 est. | EIA | 669,820 | 2019 | 147 | 17 |
208 | Sao Tome and Principe | 80.91 | 2018 est. | EIA | 215,060 | 2019 | 376 | 43 |
209 | Vanuatu | 65.19 | 2018 est. | EIA | 299,880 | 2019 | 217 | 25 |
210 | Tonga | 51.15 | 2018 est. | EIA | 104,490 | 2019 | 490 | 56 |
211 | Saint Pierre and Miquelon | 44.64 | 2018 est. | EIA | 850,890 | 2016 | 7,479 | 853 |
212 | Guinea-Bissau | 39.06 | 2018 est. | EIA | 1,920,920 | 2019 | 20 | 2 |
213 | Cook Islands | 38.81 | 2018 est. | EIA | 9,556 | 2016 | 3,308 | 377 |
214 | Nauru | 32.55 | 2018 est. | EIA | 12,580 | 2019 | 2,587 | 295 |
215 | Kiribati | 27.75 | 2018 est. | EIA | 117,610 | 2019 | 236 | 27 |
216 | Falkland Islands | 18.32 | 2018 est. | EIA | 2,931 | 2016 | 4,759 | 543 |
217 | Montserrat | 14.88 | 2018 est. | EIA | 5,267 | 2016 | 4,061 | 463 |
218 | Niue | 7.44 | 2018 est. | EIA | 1,190 | 2016 | 1,193 | 136 |
219 | Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha | 2.79 | 2018 est. | EIA | 7,795 | 2016 | 3,126 | 357 |
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Japan is a major consumer of energy, ranking fifth in the world by primary energy use. Fossil fuels accounted for 88% of Japan's primary energy in 2019. Japan imports most of its energy due to scarce domestic resources. As of 2022, the country imports 97% of its oil and is the larger liquefied natural gas (LNG) importer globally.
The energy policy of the United States is determined by federal, state, and local entities. It addresses issues of energy production, distribution, consumption, and modes of use, such as building codes, mileage standards, and commuting policies. Energy policy may be addressed via legislation, regulation, court decisions, public participation, and other techniques.
Energy is defined via work, so the SI unit of energy is the same as the unit of work – the joule (J), named in honour of James Prescott Joule and his experiments on the mechanical equivalent of heat. In slightly more fundamental terms, 1 joule is equal to 1 newton metre and, in terms of SI base units
Electric energy consumption is energy consumption in the form of electrical energy. About a fifth of global energy is consumed as electricity: for residential, industrial, commercial, transportation and other purposes. Quickly increasing this share by further electrification is extremely important to limit climate change, because most other energy is consumed by burning fossil fuels thus emitting greenhouse gases which trap heat.
Energy in the United States is obtained from a diverse portfolio of sources, although the majority came from fossil fuels in 2021, as 36% of the nation's energy originated from petroleum, 32% from natural gas, and 11% from coal. Electricity from nuclear power supplied 8% and renewable energy supplied 12%, which includes biomass, wind, hydro, solar and geothermal.
Iran possesses significant energy reserves, holding the position of the world's third-largest in proved oil reserves and the second-largest in natural gas reserves as of 2021. At the conclusion of the same year, Iran's share comprised 24% of the oil reserves in the Middle East and 12% of the worldwide total.
Domestic energy consumption refers to the total energy consumption of a single household. Globally, the amount of energy used per household may vary significantly, depending on factors such as the standard of living of the country, the climate, the age of the occupant of the home, and type of residence. Households in different parts of the world will have differing levels of consumption, based on latitude and technology.
Coal generated about 19.5% of the electricity at utility-scale facilities in the United States in 2022, down from 38.6% in 2014 and 51% in 2001. In 2021, coal supplied 9.5 quadrillion British thermal units (2,800 TWh) of primary energy to electric power plants, which made up 90% of coal's contribution to U.S. energy supply. Utilities buy more than 90% of the coal consumed in the United States. There were over 200 coal powered units across the United States in 2024. Coal plants have been closing since the 2010s due to cheaper and cleaner natural gas and renewables. Due to measures such as scrubbers air pollution from the plants kills far fewer people nowadays, but deaths in 2020 from PM25 have been estimated at 1600. Environmentalists say that political action is needed to close them faster, to also reduce greenhouse gas emissions by the United States and better limit climate change.
The watt is the unit of power or radiant flux in the International System of Units (SI), equal to 1 joule per second or 1 kg⋅m2⋅s−3. It is used to quantify the rate of energy transfer. The watt is named in honor of James Watt (1736–1819), an 18th-century Scottish inventor, mechanical engineer, and chemist who improved the Newcomen engine with his own steam engine in 1776. Watt's invention was fundamental for the Industrial Revolution.
The United States has the second largest electricity sector in the world, with 4,178 Terawatt-hours of generation in 2023. In 2023 the industry earned $491b in revenue at an average price of $0.127/kWh.
Energy in Algeria encompasses the production, consumption, and import of energy. As of 2009, the primary energy use in Algeria was 462 TWh, with a per capita consumption of 13 TWh. Algeria is a significant producer and exporter of oil and gas and has been a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) since 1969. It also participates in the OPEC+ agreement, collaborating with non-OPEC oil-producing nations. Historically, the country has relied heavily on fossil fuels, which are heavily subsidized and constitute the majority of its energy consumption. In response to global energy trends, Algeria updated its Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Development Plan in 2015, aiming for significant advancements by 2030. This plan promotes the deployment of large-scale renewable technologies, such as solar photovoltaic systems and onshore wind installations, supported by various incentive measures.
Solar power in Belgium reached an installed capacity of 9.9 GW at the end of 2023, an increase of 1.8 GW from 2022.
World energy supply and consumption refers to the global supply of energy resources and its consumption. The system of global energy supply consists of the energy development, refinement, and trade of energy. Energy supplies may exist in various forms such as raw resources or more processed and refined forms of energy. The raw energy resources include for example coal, unprocessed oil & gas, uranium. In comparison, the refined forms of energy include for example refined oil that becomes fuel and electricity. Energy resources may be used in various different ways, depending on the specific resource, and intended end use. Energy production and consumption play a significant role in the global economy. It is needed in industry and global transportation. The total energy supply chain, from production to final consumption, involves many activities that cause a loss of useful energy.
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