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Transportation Statistics > Road sector energy consumption > kt of oil equivalent (1989) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     United States: 398,384   1989 Time series
# 2     Japan: 55,856   1989 Time series
# 3     Germany: 47,533   1989 Time series
# 4     United Kingdom: 35,437   1989 Time series
# 5     France: 35,112   1989 Time series
# 6     Canada: 33,778   1989 Time series
# 7     Italy: 30,284   1989 Time series
# 8     Brazil: 28,689   1989 Time series
# 9     Mexico: 26,667   1989 Time series
# 10     India: 21,094   1989 Time series
# 11     China: 18,290   1989 Time series
# 12     Australia: 18,068   1989 Time series
# 13     Spain: 16,907   1989 Time series
# 14     Saudi Arabia: 14,318   1989 Time series
# 15     Venezuela: 9,414   1989 Time series
# 16     South Africa: 9,243   1989 Time series
# 17     Argentina: 8,552   1989 Time series
# 18     Indonesia: 8,461   1989 Time series
# 19     Netherlands: 7,961   1989 Time series
# 20     Turkey: 7,658   1989 Time series
# 21     Thailand: 7,566   1989 Time series
# 22     Poland: 7,294   1989 Time series
# 23     Belgium: 6,600   1989 Time series
# 24     Sweden: 6,420   1989 Time series
# 25     Iraq: 6,183   1989 Time series
# 26     Nigeria: 4,709   1989 Time series
# 27     Colombia: 4,616   1989 Time series
# 28     Switzerland: 4,498   1989 Time series
# 29     Malaysia: 4,263   1989 Time series
# 30     Austria: 4,213   1989 Time series
# 31     Pakistan: 4,137   1989 Time series
# 32     Greece: 3,784   1989 Time series
# 33     Philippines: 3,780   1989 Time series
# 34     Finland: 3,586   1989 Time series
# 35     United Arab Emirates: 3,556   1989 Time series
# 36     Algeria: 3,532   1989 Time series
# 37     Syria: 3,113   1989 Time series
# 38     Romania: 3,038   1989 Time series
# 39     Denmark: 2,978   1989 Time series
# 40     Portugal: 2,836   1989 Time series
# 41     Hungary: 2,688   1989 Time series
# 42     Cuba: 2,684   1989 Time series
# 43     Chile: 2,591   1989 Time series
# 44     Norway: 2,588   1989 Time series
# 45     New Zealand: 2,529   1989 Time series
# 46     Bulgaria: 2,444   1989 Time series
# 47     Czech Republic: 2,168   1989 Time series
# 48     Libya: 2,055   1989 Time series
# 49     Israel: 2,043   1989 Time series
# 50     Peru: 2,035   1989 Time series
# 51     Ecuador: 1,792   1989 Time series
# 52     Kuwait: 1,551   1989 Time series
# 53     Ireland: 1,495   1989 Time series
# 54     Singapore: 1,346   1989 Time series
# 55     Morocco: 1,097   1989 Time series
# 56     Vietnam: 1,046   1989 Time series
# 57     Dominican Republic: 1,044   1989 Time series
# 58     Slovakia: 985   1989 Time series
# 59     Jordan: 965   1989 Time series
# 60     Sudan: 924   1989 Time series
# 61     Kenya: 841   1989 Time series
# 62     Luxembourg: 736   1989 Time series
# 63     Tunisia: 712   1989 Time series
# 64     Sri Lanka: 711   1989 Time series
# 65     Lebanon: 642   1989 Time series
# 66     Cameroon: 607   1989 Time series
# 67     Bolivia: 604   1989 Time series
# 68     Guatemala: 544   1989 Time series
# 69     Qatar: 536   1989 Time series
# 70     Ghana: 524   1989 Time series
# 71     Paraguay: 511   1989 Time series
# 72     Oman: 469   1989 Time series
# 73     Uruguay: 467   1989 Time series
# 74     Trinidad and Tobago: 436   1989 Time series
# 75     Angola: 430   1989 Time series
# 76     Zimbabwe: 428   1989 Time series
# 77     Burma: 397   1989 Time series
# 78     El Salvador: 394   1989 Time series
# 79     Mongolia: 379   1989 Time series
# 80     Bangladesh: 364   1989 Time series
# 81     Honduras: 360   1989 Time series
# 82     Côte d'Ivoire: 358   1989 Time series
# 83     Cyprus: 343   1989 Time series
# 84     Jamaica: 336   1989 Time series
# 85     Bahrain: 316   1989 Time series
# 86     Ethiopia: 306   1989 Time series
# 87     Netherlands Antilles: 299   1989 Time series
# 88     Nicaragua: 225   1989 Time series
# 89     Zambia: 220   1989 Time series
# 90     Tanzania: 218   1989 Time series
# 91     Panama: 212   1989 Time series
# 92     Senegal: 208   1989 Time series
# 93     Costa Rica: 207   1989 Time series
# 94     Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 198   1989 Time series
# 95     Brunei: 181   1989 Time series
# 96     Iceland: 172   1989 Time series
# 97     Botswana: 167   1989 Time series
# 98     Congo, Republic of the: 160   1989 Time series
# 99     Malta: 150   1989 Time series
# 100     Togo: 142   1989 Time series
# 101     Gabon: 136   1989 Time series
# 102     Nepal: 82   1989 Time series
# 103     Benin: 64   1989 Time series
# 104     Haiti: 63   1989 Time series
# 105     Mozambique: 41   1989 Time series
# 106     Gibraltar: 25   1989 Time series
Weighted average: 9,192.4  


DEFINITION: Road sector energy consumption is the total energy used in the road sector including petroleum products, natural gas, electricity, and combustible renewable and waste."

SOURCE: International Road Federation, World Road Statistics and electronic files, except where noted, and International Energy Agency (IEA Statistics \xA9 OECD/IEA, http://www.iea.org/stats/index.asp).

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"Road sector energy consumption > kt of oil equivalent (1989) by country", International Road Federation, World Road Statistics and electronic files, except where noted, and International Energy Agency (IEA Statistics \xA9 OECD/IEA, http://www.iea.org/stats/index.asp).. Retrieved from http://www.NationMaster.com/graph/tra_roa_sec_ene_con_kt_of_oil_equ-energy-consumption-kt-oil-equivalent&date=1989

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