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# | COUNTRY | AMOUNT | DATE | GRAPH | HISTORY |
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1 | India | 349.97 million m³ | 2005 | ||
2 | Indonesia | 149.48 million m³ | 2005 | ||
3 | Nigeria | 129.94 million m³ | 2005 | ||
4 | Ethiopia | 85.78 million m³ | 1999 | ||
South Asia average (profile) | 82.02 million m³ | 2005 | |||
5 | Democratic Republic of the Congo | 51.58 million m³ | 2005 | ||
6 | Vietnam | 51.17 million m³ | 2005 | ||
7 | Russia | 47 million m³ | 2005 | ||
8 | Brazil | 44.01 million m³ | 2005 | ||
9 | United States | 43.94 million m³ | 2005 | ||
10 | Burma | 41.88 million m³ | 2005 | ||
11 | Tanzania | 39.97 million m³ | 2005 | ||
12 | Uganda | 36.8 million m³ | 2005 | ||
13 | South Africa | 33.25 million m³ | 2005 | ||
14 | Bangladesh | 27.66 million m³ | 2005 | ||
15 | Pakistan | 26.5 million m³ | 2005 | ||
16 | Ghana | 20.68 million m³ | 2005 | ||
17 | Kenya | 20.56 million m³ | 2005 | ||
failed states average (profile) | 20.43 million m³ | 2005 | |||
18 | Mozambique | 17.7 million m³ | 2005 | ||
19 | Philippines | 16.23 million m³ | 2005 | ||
20 | Guatemala | 14.94 million m³ | 2005 | ||
Sub-Saharan Africa average (profile) | 12.79 million m³ | 2005 | |||
21 | Nepal | 12.23 million m³ | 2005 | ||
22 | Thailand | 11.92 million m³ | 2005 | ||
23 | Guinea | 11.8 million m³ | 2005 | ||
24 | Poland | 11.3 million m³ | 2005 | ||
25 | Madagascar | 11.05 million m³ | 2005 | ||
26 | Somalia | 10.8 million m³ | 2005 | ||
27 | Zambia | 9.91 million m³ | 2005 | ||
28 | Cameroon | 9.48 million m³ | 2005 | ||
29 | Cambodia | 9.4 million m³ | 2005 | ||
30 | Niger | 8.81 million m³ | 2005 | ||
31 | Cote d'Ivoire | 8.7 million m³ | 2005 | ||
32 | Burundi | 8.54 million m³ | 2005 | ||
33 | Burkina Faso | 8.5 million m³ | 2005 | ||
34 | Chile | 8.3 million m³ | 2005 | ||
Former French colonies average (profile) | 7.99 million m³ | 2005 | |||
35 | Ukraine | 7.86 million m³ | 2005 | ||
36 | Peru | 7.82 million m³ | 2005 | ||
37 | Sudan | 7.78 million m³ | 2005 | ||
38 | Algeria | 7.55 million m³ | 2005 | ||
39 | Zimbabwe | 7.03 million m³ | 2005 | ||
40 | Chad | 6.4 million m³ | 2005 | ||
41 | Angola | 6.22 million m³ | 2005 | ||
42 | Colombia | 6.08 million m³ | 2005 | ||
43 | Honduras | 6 million m³ | 2005 | ||
44 | Liberia | 5.6 million m³ | 2005 | ||
45 | Papua New Guinea | 5.5 million m³ | 2005 | ||
46 | Sierra Leone | 5.42 million m³ | 2005 | ||
47 | Portugal | 5.34 million m³ | 2005 | ||
48 | Malawi | 5.14 million m³ | 2005 | ||
49 | Mali | 5.03 million m³ | 2005 | ||
50 | El Salvador | 4.91 million m³ | 2005 | ||
51 | Ecuador | 4.91 million m³ | 2005 | ||
52 | Benin | 4.55 million m³ | 2005 | ||
53 | Bhutan | 4.53 million m³ | 2005 | ||
Former Spanish colonies average (profile) | 4.46 million m³ | 2005 | |||
54 | Rwanda | 4.16 million m³ | 2005 | ||
55 | Yugoslavia | 3.68 million m³ | 2005 | ||
56 | Togo | 3.08 million m³ | 2005 | ||
57 | Gabon | 2.95 million m³ | 2005 | ||
58 | Nicaragua | 2.79 million m³ | 2005 | ||
59 | Georgia | 2.74 million m³ | 2005 | ||
60 | Bulgaria | 2.68 million m³ | 2005 | ||
61 | South Korea | 2.46 million m³ | 2005 | ||
62 | Tunisia | 2.43 million m³ | 2005 | ||
63 | Bolivia | 2.25 million m³ | 2005 | ||
64 | Denmark | 2.2 million m³ | 2005 | ||
65 | Senegal | 2.04 million m³ | 2005 | ||
66 | Central African Republic | 2 million m³ | 2005 | ||
67 | Eritrea | 1.93 million m³ | 2005 | ||
68 | Sri Lanka | 1.85 million m³ | 2005 | ||
69 | Mauritania | 1.62 million m³ | 2005 | ||
70 | Afghanistan | 1.47 million m³ | 2005 | ||
71 | Panama | 1.46 million m³ | 2005 | ||
72 | Malaysia | 1.4 million m³ | 2005 | ||
73 | Uruguay | 1.38 million m³ | 2005 | ||
74 | Croatia | 1.37 million m³ | 2005 | ||
75 | Congo, Republic of the | 1.37 million m³ | 2005 | ||
76 | Haiti | 1.2 million m³ | 2005 | ||
77 | Guyana | 1.05 million m³ | 2005 | ||
78 | Costa Rica | 1.03 million m³ | 2005 | ||
79 | Belarus | 1.02 million m³ | 2005 | ||
80 | Belgium | 881,913 m³ | 2005 | ||
81 | Venezuela | 876,109 m³ | 2005 | ||
82 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 836,251 m³ | 2005 | ||
83 | United Kingdom | 786,206 m³ | 2005 | ||
84 | Lithuania | 773,000 m³ | 1993 | ||
85 | Libya | 708,027 m³ | 2005 | ||
86 | Botswana | 661,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
87 | The Gambia | 647,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
88 | Australia | 580,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
89 | Jamaica | 572,000 m³ | 1999 | ||
90 | Dominican Republic | 556,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
91 | Estonia | 479,610 m³ | 2005 | ||
92 | Equatorial Guinea | 447,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
93 | Guinea-Bissau | 422,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
94 | Morocco | 383,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
95 | Namibia | 370,767 m³ | 2005 | ||
96 | Slovakia | 333,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
97 | Argentina | 310,213 m³ | 2005 | ||
98 | Moldova | 267,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
99 | Jordan | 262,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
100 | Hong Kong | 220,314 m³ | 2005 | ||
101 | Ireland | 201,042 m³ | 2005 | ||
102 | Solomon Islands | 138,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
103 | Vanuatu | 91,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
104 | Suriname | 84,000 m³ | 1995 | ||
105 | Samoa | 70,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
106 | Japan | 60,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
107 | Taiwan | 55,000 m³ | 1995 | ||
108 | Fiji | 36,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
109 | Cuba | 35,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
110 | Trinidad and Tobago | 34,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
111 | Reunion | 31,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
112 | Grenada | 19,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
113 | Mauritius | 17,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
114 | Guadeloupe | 15,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
=115 | Syria | 10,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
=115 | Martinique | 10,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
117 | Cyprus | 8,040 m³ | 1999 | ||
118 | Israel | 2,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
119 | Cape Verde | 1,600 m³ | 2005 | ||
=120 | Saint Helena | 1,000 m³ | 2005 | ||
=120 | Qatar | 1,000 m³ | 1990 | ||
122 | Aruba | 60 m³ | 2005 |
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Interesting observations about Energy > Fuelwood > Consumption by households
- India has had the highest fuelwood > consumption by households since 1990.
- Nigeria ranked first for fuelwood > consumption by households amongst Sub-Saharan Africa in 2005.
- Indonesia ranked second for fuelwood > consumption by households amongst Hot countries in 2005.
- Brazil ranked first for fuelwood > consumption by households amongst Catholic countries in 2005.
- Philippines ranked first for fuelwood > consumption by households amongst Former Spanish colonies in 2005.
- Ethiopia ranked first for fuelwood > consumption by households amongst Christian countries in 1999.
- Vietnam ranked first for fuelwood > consumption by households amongst Former French colonies in 2005.
- Aruba has ranked last for fuelwood > consumption by households since 2000.
- United States ranked third for fuelwood > consumption by households amongst Former British colonies in 2005.
- Russia ranked third for fuelwood > consumption by households amongst Emerging markets in 2005.