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South Asia Compared by Energy > Electricity > Consumption by industry and construction > Per capita

DEFINITION: Per capita figures expressed per 1 population.

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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 Bhutan 557.29 kWh per capita 2005
2 India 136.21 kWh per capita 2005
3 Pakistan 127.13 kWh per capita 2005
4 Bangladesh 57.99 kWh per capita 2005
5 Afghanistan 8.35 kWh per capita 2005

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South Asia Compared by Energy > Electricity > Consumption by industry and construction > Per capita

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Interesting observations about Energy > Electricity > Consumption by industry and construction > Per capita

  • Iceland ranked first for electricity > consumption by industry and construction > per capita amongst NATO countries in 2005.
  • 16 of the bottom 37 countries by electricity > consumption by industry and construction > per capita are Christian.
  • 37 of the bottom 170 countries by electricity > consumption by industry and construction > per capita are Cold countries'.
  • 15 of the bottom 118 countries by electricity > consumption by industry and construction > per capita are European.
  • 28 of the bottom 170 countries by electricity > consumption by industry and construction > per capita are High income OECD.
  • 10 of the top 164 countries by electricity > consumption by industry and construction > per capita are Failed states’ .
  • 28 of the bottom 113 countries by electricity > consumption by industry and construction > per capita are Landlocked.
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