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Energy Statistics > Electricity production from coal sources > kwh (per capita) (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  (top to bottom)    Date  
#1   Australia: 9,439.926 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#2   United States: 7,118.735 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#3   Estonia: 7,060.05 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#4   Israel: 5,439.406 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#5   Czech Republic: 4,949.681 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#6   South Africa: 4,870.319 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#7   Finland: 4,507.337 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#8   Poland: 3,758.139 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#9   Germany: 3,734.198 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#10   Hong Kong: 3,696.713 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#11   Denmark: 3,457.58 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#12   Canada: 3,222.733 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#13   Greece: 3,198.409 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#14   Kazakhstan: 3,117.525 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#15   Serbia and Montenegro: 3,050.672 kWh per capita  2003 ...
#16   Korea, South: 2,958.748 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#17   Slovenia: 2,599.399 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#18   Macedonia, Republic of: 2,546.182 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#19   Bulgaria: 2,455.597 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#20   Japan: 2,301.535 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#21   United Kingdom: 2,238.532 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#22   Ireland: 1,896.545 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#23   Spain: 1,881.469 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#24   Bosnia and Herzegovina: 1,678.229 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#25   Netherlands: 1,611.438 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#26   Portugal: 1,414.782 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#27   China: 1,321.878 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#28   Slovakia: 1,133.499 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#29   Russia: 1,117.89 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#30   Austria: 1,113.925 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#31   Belgium: 1,101.705 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#32   New Zealand: 1,023.292 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#33   Romania: 1,004.064 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#34   Ukraine: 949.284 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#35   Malaysia: 929.161 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#36   Italy: 874.546 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#37   Hungary: 825.064 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#38   Botswana: 682.287 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#39   Chile: 518.674 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#40   Turkey: 484.162 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#41   Croatia: 481.448 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#42   France: 472.678 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#43   Morocco: 436.8 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#44   India: 427.076 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#45   Korea, North: 378.756 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#46   Zimbabwe: 322.813 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#47   Thailand: 314.129 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#48   Sweden: 279.137 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#49   Dominican Republic: 239.169 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#50   Malta: 238.095 kWh per capita  1995 ...
#51   Mexico: 234.15 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#52   Indonesia: 221.598 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#53   Luxembourg: 199.288 kWh per capita  1997 ...
#54   Philippines: 198.414 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#55   Kyrgyzstan: 102.89 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#56   Guatemala: 97.602 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#57   Vietnam: 85.672 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#58   Uzbekistan: 77.674 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#59   Colombia: 67.617 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#60   Brazil: 56.396 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#61   Moldova: 43.958 kWh per capita  2003 ...
#62   Argentina: 43.574 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#63   Peru: 33.234 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#64   Norway: 20.688 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#65   Latvia: 9.461 kWh per capita  2003 ...
#66   Namibia: 2.986 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#67   Tanzania: 2.286 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#68   Zambia: 1.481 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#69   Pakistan: 1.151 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#70   Mozambique: 1.083 kWh per capita  1993 ...
#71   Belarus: 0.407 kWh per capita  2004 ...
#72   Nigeria: 0.146 kWh per capita  1992 ...
#73   Switzerland: 0.142 kWh per capita  1995 ...
#74   Burma: 0.114 kWh per capita  1994 ...
Weighted average: 1,518.6 kWh per capita  


DEFINITION: Sources of electricity refer to the inputs used to generate electricity. Coal refers to all coal and brown coal, both primary (including hard coal and lignite-brown coal) and derived fuels (including patent fuel, coke oven coke, gas coke, coke oven gas, and blast furnace gas). Peat is also included in this category. Per capita figures expressed per 1 population.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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