Year: 2010

Source: worldbank.org

Production

Transmission and distribution losses

20 936 367 19 450 915

8,3% | 1 735 417 GWh

2010 BEYOND ELECTRICITYdashboard

Consumption

GWhGWh

0,36 Tof CO2 emissions togenerate 1 MWh

33 KWhare needed to create

100 US$ of GDP

2010

Production per source

OilCoal Natural gas Nuclear Hydroelectric Renewable(excl. hydroelectric)

Renewable : 20,0%

Carbohydrate energy : 67,0% Nuclear energy and alternative : 33,0%

2010

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Oil

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