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- Energy Consumption by Country 2025 - World Population Review
In order to determine overall energy consumption, it is necessary to combine consumption data for many energy sources, including (but not limited to): electricity consumption by country, oil consumption by country, natural gas consumption by country, and coal consumption by country
- Energy consumption by source - Our World in Data
Year-to-year change in primary energy consumption by source; Year-to-year change in primary energy consumption from fossil fuels vs low-carbon energy; Year-to-year percentage change in primary energy consumption; Years of fossil fuel reserves left
- Statistical Review Country Transition Tracker - 2024
The EI Country Transition Tracker assesses the data of around 80 of the world's largest energy-consuming countries that are itemised in the Statistical Review, representing more than 96% of global energy consumption and 95% of global emissions
- Paris-eng energy-consumption-analysis - GitHub
This project analyzes the energy consumption breakdown by source for the top 5 energy-consuming countries: China, the United States, India, Russia, and Japan
- Top 10 Energy-Consuming Countries and Their Main Sources
Oil is the most consumed energy source, mainly due to transportation needs, while natural gas is the leading fuel for electricity generation Nuclear energy also contributes a substantial share, particularly in states like Illinois and Pennsylvania
- Global Energy Tracker - Council on Foreign Relations
Each chart shows how much energy a given country consumes from nine different sources The charts display each country’s consumption data for each energy source by the amount of exajoules
- World Energy Consumption Statistics - Enerdata
Get updated Data about World Energy Consumption The interactive map shows figures by region Enerdata provides their own analysis of Energy Consumption
- Top Countries by Primary Energy Consumption
🔝 Leading Countries in Total Primary Energy Consumption Based on data from the U S Energy Information Administration (EIA) and other sources, the following countries topped the list in 2023: China : Approximately 161 9 exajoules (EJ), accounting for about 27 4% of global primary energy consumption
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