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Electricity consumption per capita increased by more than 30% from 2010 to reach 1.8 MWh in 2015.
KYRGYZSTAN ENERGY FACTSHEET
KYRGYZSTAN ENERGY MIX
Hydro
Natural gas
Coal
Oil41%
24%
29%
6%
4 Mtoe
SUPPLY
Imports
1.8MWh
Energy production
Electricity Generation
Industry
Transport
Residen�al
Sources: World Energy Sta�s�cs and Balances 2017 h�p://wds.iea.org/wds/pdf/WORLDBAL_Documenta�on.pdf
TOTAL FINAL CONSUMPTION20153.3 Mtoe
The households are the largest final energy consumers in Kyrgyzstan.
Households are the largest consum-ers of electricity.
Oil products are mainly used for transport.
The share of solid biofuels and waste is likely underestimated. Data on consumption of fuelwood, vege-tal and animal wastes are currently not available.
45%
Total Primary Energy Supply (TPES), 2015
4Kyrgyzstan used a total of 4.0 million tonnes of oil equivalent in 2015.
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
This corresponds to 0.67 toe of energy consumption per capita per year. With
0.67 toe of fuel, a Boeing 737-800 can fly from Bishkek to Almaty.
DID YOU KNOW?
Oil is the first fuel in the energy
mix of Kyrgyzstan
in 2015
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TRANSFORMATION
More than 85% of electricity production comes from hydro. Kyrgyzstan has one of the highest shares of renewables in electricity generation in the world. 85%
0.0 0.3 0.6 0.9 1.2 1.5
Heat, biofuels/waste and otherOilCoalElectricityNatural gas
Servicesand other
DID YOU KNOW?
This factsheet is based on sta�s�cs collected by the Na�onal Sta�s�cal Commi�ee of the Kyrgyz Republic. To discover more, please visit www.stat.kg
1.5
Kyrgyzstan first energy resource is hydropower (11 TWh, equivalent to 1.0 Mtoe in 2015). Kyr-gyzstan also produces fossil fuels. Coal produc-tion is the largest (0.7 Mtoe), whereas crude oil and natural gas production are relatively small. In total, domestic energy production covers 45% of the country’s needs.
Kyrgyzstan depends on imports to cover fossil fuel demand. It imports large quantities of oil products (1.5Mtoe of net imports in 2015), mostly diesel and gasoline. Kyrgyzstan also needs to import electricity, particularly in the winter season, depending on variations of hy-dropower production.
Natural Gas
Oil Coal HydroBiofuels
and waste
Energy self sufficiency, 2015
0.0
0.5
1.0
1.5
2.0
Production
Consumption (TPES)
Mtoe