Energy Consumption by Country 2025

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5 Countries that Consume the Most Energy per Capita

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Country
Per Capita Consumption 2023 (GJ/cap)
Total Consumption 2023 (EJ)
Total Consumption 2022 (EJ)
Per Capita 2022 (GJ/cap)
China120171159112
United States27794.595.9284
India27.33936.425.7
Russia21731.328.9200
Japan14117.417.8144
Canada36013.914.1368
Brazil64.113.913.462.3
Iran14312.712.2137
South Korea24012.412.7245
Saudi Arabia31411.611.5316
Germany13711.412.3148
Indonesia36.410.19.7735.5
France1348.668.39130
Mexico65.88.458.7368.4
Turkey81.677.0182.2
United Kingdom1036.957.31108
Australia2286.025.98229
Italy1015.956.14104
Spain1195.665.76121
United Arab Emirates5395.135.05535
Thailand69.75.015.0670.6
Vietnam49.54.894.5946.7
South Africa80.34.854.8280.5
Malaysia1404.814.84143
Taiwan1894.534.78200
Poland1004.124.21108
Egypt34.93.943.9835.9
Argentina80.23.673.679.2
Singapore5773.473.16530
Netherlands1953.443.54202
Pakistan143.373.615.3
Kazakhstan1522.983.12161
Algeria55.72.542.4754.9
Venezuela87.82.532.2178.1
Iraq55.22.512.3151.8
Belgium1982.312.45210
Colombia43.32.262.1942.3
Ukraine60.42.222.3358.7
Qatar8172.221.88699
Philippines18.72.192.1118.2
Sweden2032.152.28216
Uzbekistan59.82.12.1160.9
Norway3641.991.9349
Bangladesh10.61.831.7910.5
Chile92.41.811.7991.2
Turkmenistan2461.61.65257
Kuwait3661.581.6374
Oman3331.551.5327
Czech Republic1451.521.67159
Austria1551.391.37154
Romania64.11.281.366
Peru361.241.2135.4
Finland2161.21.18212
Switzerland1291.131.05120
Israel1211.111.09121
Greece1061.11.14110
Belarus1121.071.07112
Morocco25.80.980.9224.7
Portugal92.60.950.9390.3
Hungary89.70.910.9696
Hong Kong1210.90.79105
New Zealand1650.860.84162
Ecuador46.40.840.7943.7
Azerbaijan78.80.820.767.5
Trinidad and Tobago3840.590.59386
Sri Lanka16.30.360.3415.7
  • GJ/cap = Gigajoules per capita per year
  • TB/D = Thousands of barrels per day
  • BKWh = Billion kilowatt hours. A kilowatt hour is equivalent to 3.6 megajoules (MJ, a million joules) and is the energy delivered by one kilowatt of power for one hour
  • EJ = Exajoules, which is equivalent to one quintillion (a million trillion, or a one followed by 18 zeroes) joules. A joule is a measure of energy equivalent to the amount of electricity required to power a one-watt device for one second of time.
  • Renewables is a combined metric that includes solar, wind, and biofuel power.