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In 2024, Germany ranked first with 60,699 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent, followed by France (50,730) and Italy (40,918). Together the top three accounted for 46.38% of the European…
In 2023, Germany ranked first with 61,599 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent, followed by France (50,682) and Italy (40,217). Together the top three accounted for 46.76% of the European…
In 2022, Germany ranked first with 64,186 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent, followed by France (52,807) and Italy (40,239). Together the top three accounted for 47.28% of the European…
In 2023, China ranked first with 4,879 thousand barrels per day, followed by United States (4,126) and India (1,472). Together the top three accounted for 48.42% of the world total. 216…
In 2024, Malta ranked first with 98.4%, followed by Luxembourg (91.0) and Cyprus (87.7). 29 countries reported figures for 2024.
In 2024, China ranked first with 839.0 billion kilowatthours, followed by United States (303.8) and India (135.4). Together the top three accounted for 61.15% of the world total. 214…
In 2021, China ranked first with 512,922 thousand metric tons, followed by United States (302,361) and India (211,980). 79 countries reported figures for 2021.
In 2024, United States ranked first with 7,707 billion cubic feet, followed by Russia (5,241) and Norway (4,451). Together the top three accounted for 39.71% of the world total. 218…
In 2024, Netherlands ranked first with 102,501 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent, followed by Norway (97,570) and Belgium (30,461). 29 countries reported figures for 2024.
In 2024, Netherlands ranked first with 140,650 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent, followed by Germany (119,846) and Spain (86,616). Together the top three accounted for 43.20% of the…
In 2024, Sweden ranked first with 101.3%, followed by Spain (100.4) and Greece (100.2). 29 countries reported figures for 2024.
In 2022, Malta ranked first with 389.6% of energy use, followed by Singapore (258.4) and Hong Kong SAR, China (175.7). 139 countries reported figures for 2022.
In 2019, United States ranked first with 1,174 thousand barrels per day, followed by Brazil (701.8) and Indonesia (132.6). Together the top three accounted for 71.47% of the world total…
In 2024, Singapore ranked first with 895.2 thousand barrels per day, followed by China (804.6) and Saudi Arabia (643.3). Together the top three accounted for 35.30% of the world total. 216…
In 2025, United States ranked first with 1,578 thousand barrels per day, followed by China (827.0) and Brazil (741.3). Together the top three accounted for 67.25% of the world total. 218…
In 2018, China ranked first with 9,238 thousand barrels per day, followed by United States (7,768) and India (4,530). Together the top three accounted for 45.30% of the world total. 219…
In 2023, Malta ranked first with 97.6%, followed by Cyprus (92.2) and Luxembourg (91.4). 29 countries reported figures for 2023.
In 2023, China ranked first with 584.2 billion kilowatthours, followed by United States (238.9) and India (119.8). Together the top three accounted for 57.78% of the world total. 213…
In 2023, United States ranked first with 7,610 billion cubic feet, followed by Russia (4,586) and Qatar (4,435). Together the top three accounted for 38.25% of the world total. 218…
In 2023, Netherlands ranked first with 106,534 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent, followed by Norway (99,576) and Belgium (30,218). 29 countries reported figures for 2023.
In 2023, Netherlands ranked first with 142,528 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent, followed by Germany (114,803) and France (84,521). Together the top three accounted for 42.99% of the…
In 2023, Slovakia ranked first with 103.6%, followed by Belgium (99.9) and Portugal (99.9). 29 countries reported figures for 2023.
In 2024, United States ranked first with 1,599 thousand barrels per day, followed by China (809.0) and Brazil (784.2). Together the top three accounted for 69.15% of the world total. 218…
In 2022, Malta ranked first with 99.0%, followed by Cyprus (92.0) and Luxembourg (91.5). 29 countries reported figures for 2022.
