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Energy Statistics > Electricity > consumption (per capita) (2004) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     Iceland: 26,980.856 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 2     Norway: 24,564.727 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 3     Canada: 16,330.614 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 4     Finland: 15,452.906 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 5     Sweden: 15,324.743 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 6     Kuwait: 15,263.054 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 7     Qatar: 14,840.347 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 8     United States: 12,657.693 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 9     United Arab Emirates: 10,659.722 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 10     Australia: 10,427.036 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 11     Bahrain: 10,125.451 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 12     Guam: 9,839.722 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 13     New Zealand: 9,410.548 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 14     Taiwan: 9,059.405 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 15     Cayman Islands: 8,454.545 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 16     Virgin Islands: 8,378.764 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 17     Austria: 7,924.45 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 18     Belgium: 7,907.979 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 19     Switzerland: 7,704.09 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 20     Brunei: 7,454.462 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 21     Aruba: 7,233.333 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 22     Singapore: 7,157.512 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 23     Jersey: 6,962.277 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 24     New Caledonia: 6,772.235 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 25     Korea, South: 6,676.073 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 26     Saint Pierre and Miquelon: 6,647.605 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 27     Saudi Arabia: 6,409.42 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 28     Germany: 6,357.536 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 29     Netherlands: 6,289.258 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 30     Israel: 6,082.164 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 31     United Kingdom: 5,769.266 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 32     Puerto Rico: 5,763.641 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 33     Czech Republic: 5,760.798 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 34     Ireland: 5,709.791 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 35     Hong Kong: 5,698.428 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 36     Spain: 5,663.871 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 37     Russia: 5,641.309 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 38     Faroe Islands: 5,633.54 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 39     Malta: 5,307.75 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 40     Oman: 5,260.784 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 41     Bahamas, The: 5,235.881 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 42     Italy: 5,222.148 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 43     Netherlands Antilles: 5,167.8 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 44     Estonia: 5,074.874 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 45     Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas): 5,015.167 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 46     Greenland: 4,821.479 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 47     Slovakia: 4,607.567 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 48     South Africa: 4,465.017 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 49     Portugal: 4,384.892 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 50     Gibraltar: 4,383.286 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 51     Trinidad and Tobago: 4,323.346 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 52     Macau: 4,153.434 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 53     Croatia: 3,720.585 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 54     Ukraine: 3,709.871 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 55     Hungary: 3,670.687 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 56     Venezuela: 3,311.517 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 57     Poland: 3,250.206 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 58     Bulgaria: 3,225.806 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 59     Belarus: 3,160.476 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 60     Libya: 3,149.745 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 61     Suriname: 3,142.499 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 62     Barbados: 3,099.141 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 63     Uruguay: 3,010.238 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 64     Malaysia: 2,920.727 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 65     Bosnia and Herzegovina: 2,821.348 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 66     Latvia: 2,736.521 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 67     Lithuania: 2,723.845 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 68     Azerbaijan: 2,476.404 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 69     Saint Kitts and Nevis: 2,475.311 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 70     Jamaica: 2,433.384 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 71     Tajikistan: 2,427.568 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 72     Lebanon: 2,403.345 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 73     Argentina: 2,369.726 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 74     Seychelles: 2,312.235 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 75     Romania: 2,288.23 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 76     Mexico: 2,200.886 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 77     Nauru: 2,178.156 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 78     Albania: 2,172.432 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 79     Panama: 2,169.207 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 80     Iran: 2,155.533 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 81     American Samoa: 2,087.719 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 82     Brazil: 1,955.278 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 83     Turkmenistan: 1,894.667 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 84     Georgia: 1,887.569 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 85     Thailand: 1,824.357 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 86     Costa Rica: 1,780.845 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 87     British Virgin Islands: 1,760.49 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 88     China: 1,674.18 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 89     Saint Lucia: 1,660.367 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 90     Mauritius: 1,589.121 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 91     Jordan: 1,585.444 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 92     Grenada: 1,506.426 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 93     Dominican Republic: 1,497.11 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 94     Namibia: 1,403.01 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 95     Botswana: 1,392.838 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 96     Kyrgyzstan: 1,330.702 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 97     Congo, Republic of the: 1,320.389 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 98     Niue: 1,294.063 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 99     Cuba: 1,253.892 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 100     Cook Islands: 1,228.302 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 101     Antigua and Barbuda: 1,199.558 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 102     Egypt: 1,163.098 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 103     Mongolia: 1,156.41 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 104     Tunisia: 1,104.466 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 105     Dominica: 1,091.492 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 106     Gabon: 1,053.342 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 107     Guyana: 1,015.019 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 108     Ecuador: 993.1 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 109     Colombia: 947.936 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 110     Fiji: 903.648 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 111     Korea, North: 901.992 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 112     Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: 895.059 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 113     Saint Helena: 877.95 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 114     Zimbabwe: 850.32 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 115     Algeria: 846.788 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 116     Bhutan: 844.993 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 117     Peru: 809.436 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 118     Honduras: 684.418 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 119     El Salvador: 658.047 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 120     Morocco: 633.071 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 121     Laos: 584.907 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 122     Zambia: 582.983 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 123     Belize: 576.079 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 124     Samoa: 546.951 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 125     India: 544.493 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 126     Paraguay: 541.284 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 127     Papua New Guinea: 541.065 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 128     Mozambique: 493.824 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 129     Pakistan: 490.723 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 130     Indonesia: 484.403 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 131     Bolivia: 462.646 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 132     Vietnam: 454.702 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 133     Maldives: 434.003 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 134     Tonga: 373.89 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 135     Nicaragua: 360.737 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 136     Ghana: 327.495 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 137     Turks and Caicos Islands: 326.218 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 138     Western Sahara: 295.619 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 139     Djibouti: 238.736 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 140     Cameroon: 227.526 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 141     Vanuatu: 192.88 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 142     Yemen: 186.528 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 143     Côte d'Ivoire: 179.164 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 144     Kenya: 163.114 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 145     Togo: 155.167 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 146     Lesotho: 135.987 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 147     Angola: 131.697 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 148     Nigeria: 128.332 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 149     Kiribati: 123.604 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 150     Bangladesh: 120.821 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 151     Senegal: 118.655 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 152     Solomon Islands: 109.813 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 153     São Tomé and Príncipe: 109.438 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 154     Sudan: 100.667 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 155     Malawi: 95.334 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 156     Liberia: 93.286 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 157     Gambia, The: 91.293 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 158     Cape Verde: 82.638 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 159     Benin: 70.476 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 160     Tanzania: 63.533 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 161     Eritrea: 60.664 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 162     Haiti: 59.308 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 163     Uganda: 57.368 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 164     Mauritania: 55.128 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 165     Madagascar: 50.523 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 166     Equatorial Guinea: 49.123 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 167     Sierra Leone: 42.519 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 168     Guinea-Bissau: 35.046 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 169     Somalia: 31.415 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 170     Niger: 30.803 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 171     Ethiopia: 30.488 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 172     Comoros: 30.054 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 173     Mali: 29.054 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 174     Burkina Faso: 29.013 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 175     Afghanistan: 27.457 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 176     Central African Republic: 25.439 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 177     Rwanda: 22.122 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 178     Burundi: 21.615 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 179     Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 11.786 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 180     Chad: 9.253 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
# 181     Cambodia: 8.827 kWh per capita  2004 Time series
Weighted average: 3,125.0 kWh per capita  

Historical countries, unions or other regions:
European Union 6,180.336 kWh per capita  


DEFINITION: Total electricity consumed annually plus imports and minus exports, expressed in kilowatt-hours. The discrepancy between the amount of electricity generated and/or imported and the amount consumed and/or exported is accounted for as loss in transmission and distribution. Per capita figures expressed per 1 population.

SOURCE: CIA World Factbooks 18 December 2003 to 28 March 2011

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"Electricity > consumption (per capita) (2004) by country", CIA World Factbooks 18 December 2003 to 28 March 2011. Retrieved from http://www.NationMaster.com/graph/ene_ele_con_percap-energy-electricity-consumption-per-capita&date=2004

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barnacora
21st July 2011 		It would be better if you round-off the decimal places. That would make a better reading.
wda
27th March 2011 		generally: great page(s)

1 small sugestion 4 improvement: round (or cut) off the numbers !
Larry Gilman
18th January 2011 		Canada and Iceland are especially high per capita because government policies have encouraged the use of electricity for space heating (i.e., keeping buildings warm). Iceland is a special case because of its geothermal energy: elsewhere, however, resistance space heating is a very poor use of electricity. But some governments have actually promoted it to create demand for electricity from dams and nuclear plants. For example, space heating usage was promoted and grew rapidly in France in the 1980s and 1990s as a way of dumping excess nuclear electricity ( http://www.greens-efa.org/cms/topics/dokbin/258/258614.beyond_the_myth@en.pdf ).
Smoothie
26th October 2010 		AUSTRALIA IS AWESOME!!!! totally reducing the amount of power we use :)
Sally Tine
13th April 2010 		I don't get why the world has to depend so much on electricity when we can accomplish so much without it.
sayem mollah
9th March 2010 		I am very proud of Bangladesh because they don't waste so mush energy
Riyadh hossain
9th March 2010 		I am very proud of Bangladesh because i am from Bangladesh.
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