Cold countries Compared by Energy > Electricity production > KWh

DEFINITION: Electricity production (kWh). 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.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	China	4.72 trillion	2011
2	United States	4.28 trillion	2012
3	Russia	1.05 trillion	2011
4	Canada	645.65 billion	2012
5	Germany	610.95 billion	2012
6	United Kingdom	360.22 billion	2012
7	Ukraine	194.95 billion	2011
8	Sweden	165.43 billion	2012
9	Poland	161.6 billion	2012
10	Norway	146.77 billion	2012
11	Czech Republic	86.86 billion	2012
12	Kazakhstan	86.59 billion	2011
13	Belgium	77.27 billion	2012
14	Finland	70.37 billion	2012
15	Chile	68.39 billion	2012
16	Switzerland	67.98 billion	2012
17	Austria	64.47 billion	2012
18	Romania	62 billion	2011
19	Hungary	34.41 billion	2012
20	Belarus	32.19 billion	2011
21	Denmark	30.4 billion	2012
22	Slovakia	28.3 billion	2012
23	Ireland	27.5 billion	2012
24	North Korea	21.63 billion	2011
25	Iceland	17.55 billion	2012
26	Tajikistan	16.22 billion	2011
27	Slovenia	15.53 billion	2012
28	Bosnia and Herzegovina	15.28 billion	2011
29	Kyrgyzstan	15.16 billion	2011
30	Estonia	11.97 billion	2012
31	Georgia	10.19 billion	2011
32	Armenia	7.43 billion	2011
33	Republic of Macedonia	6.88 billion	2011
34	Latvia	6.09 billion	2011
35	Mongolia	4.75 billion	2011
36	Lithuania	4.25 billion	2011
37	Nepal	3.31 billion	2011
38	Luxembourg	2.74 billion	2012

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