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Energy Statistics > Electricity production > kWh (per capita) > Qatar (historical data)

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Date   Amount    Rank   
2004   17,032.291    #4   
2003   16,382.152    #5   
2002   15,940.876    #5   
2001   15,488.83    #5   
2000   15,064.18    #5   
1999   14,815.352    #6   
1998   14,498.005    #6   
1997   12,560.756    #8   
1996   12,262.604    #8   
1995   11,366.922    #8   
1994   11,286.967    #8   
1993   10,935.195    #8   
1992   10,427.206    #7   
1991   9,634.779    #7   
1990   10,307.47    #7   
1989   10,264.356    #8   
1988   10,651.03    #7   
1987   10,664.772    #7   
1986   11,110.622    #5   
1985   10,950.13    #6   
1984   10,680.776    #6   
1983   10,607.888    #5   
1982   11,052.978    #5   
1981   10,985.639    #5   
1980   10,539.081    #6   
1979   9,355.079    #6   
1978   6,749.083    #10   
1977   5,315.29    #16   
1976   4,421.237    #26   
1975   3,651.362    #29   
1974   2,879.517    #36   
1973   2,848.984    #36   
1972   2,939.823    #36   
1971   2,572.247    #36   
1970   2,829.426    #36   
1969   3,106.754    #31   
1968   3,409.165    #29   
1967   3,738.118    #24   
1966   4,099.481    #22   
1965   4,500    #17   
1964   4,944.356    #15   
1963   5,430.285    #12   
1962   5,949.458    #11   
1961   6,481.481    #10   
1960   7,000    #9   


DEFINITION: Electricity production is measured at the terminals of all alternator sets in a station. In addition to hydropower, coal, oil, gas, and nuclear power generation, it covers generation by geothermal, solar, wind, and tide and wave energy, as well as that from combustible renewables and waste. Production includes the output of electricity plants that are designed to produce electricity only as well as that of combined heat and power plants. Per capita figures expressed per 1 population.

 

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