Muslim countries Compared by Energy > Electricity > Consumption by households per capita

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Kuwait	8,355.13 kWh	2005
2	Bahrain	4,899.19 kWh	2005
3	United Arab Emirates	4,545.32 kWh	2005
4	Qatar	3,749.58 kWh	2005
5	Saudi Arabia	3,171.48 kWh	2005
6	Brunei	3,045.01 kWh	2005
7	Oman	1,886.75 kWh	2005
8	Azerbaijan	1,460.11 kWh	2005
9	Libya	1,202.8 kWh	2005
10	Lebanon	859.82 kWh	2005
11	Albania	855.1 kWh	2005
12	Syria	698.62 kWh	2005
13	Iran	630 kWh	2005
14	Malaysia	627.35 kWh	2005
15	Kyrgyzstan	571.22 kWh	2005
16	Jordan	552.39 kWh	2005
17	Egypt	472.29 kWh	2005
18	Algeria	468.54 kWh	2005
19	Tajikistan	460.5 kWh	2005
20	Turkey	456.65 kWh	2005
21	Kazakhstan	323.83 kWh	2005
22	Tunisia	285.27 kWh	2005
23	Turkmenistan	282.23 kWh	2005
24	Uzbekistan	272.94 kWh	2005
25	Maldives	218.43 kWh	2005
26	Djibouti	206.03 kWh	2005
27	Pakistan	194.47 kWh	2005
28	Indonesia	183.46 kWh	2005
29	Morocco	168.03 kWh	2005
30	Yemen	99.31 kWh	2005
31	Bangladesh	62.43 kWh	2005
32	Senegal	61.22 kWh	2005
33	Nigeria	55.16 kWh	2005
34	Sudan	52.65 kWh	2005
35	Mauritania	48.63 kWh	2005
36	Guinea	27.05 kWh	2005
37	The Gambia	24.5 kWh	1992
38	Comoros	16.65 kWh	2005
39	Niger	15.17 kWh	2005
40	Mali	13.23 kWh	2005
41	Burkina Faso	10.06 kWh	2005
42	Afghanistan	6.03 kWh	2005
43	Chad	4.69 kWh	2005
44	Sierra Leone	3.91 kWh	2005

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