NationMaster - Electricity production from nuclear sources > kwh (per capita) (most recent) by country

Rank	Countries	Amount (top to bottom)	Date
#1	Sweden:	8,617.221 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#2	France:	7,406.354 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#3	Belgium:	4,540.011 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#4	Lithuania:	4,395.758 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#5	Finland:	4,344.946 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#6	Switzerland:	3,648.109 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#7	Slovakia:	3,163.244 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#8	Canada:	2,825.565 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#9	United States:	2,769.706 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#10	Slovenia:	2,733.6 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#11	Korea, South:	2,718.576 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#12	Czech Republic:	2,579.133 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#13	Japan:	2,210.671 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#14	Bulgaria:	2,161.033 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#15	Germany:	2,024.632 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#16	Ukraine:	1,834.321 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#17	Spain:	1,489.893 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#18	United Kingdom:	1,337.009 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#19	Hungary:	1,178.874 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#20	Russia:	1,005.96 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#21	Armenia:	727.341 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#22	South Africa:	288.285 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#23	Romania:	255.846 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#24	Netherlands:	234.742 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#25	Argentina:	205.074 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#26	Mexico:	90.093 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#27	Brazil:	63.133 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#28	China:	38.937 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#29	Pakistan:	18.381 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#30	India:	15.755 kWh per capita	2004 ...
#31	Italy:	3.074 kWh per capita	1987 ...
	Weighted average:	2,094.4 kWh per capita

DEFINITION: Sources of electricity refer to the inputs used to generate electricity. Nuclear power refers to electricity produced by nuclear power plants. Per capita figures expressed per 1 population.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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