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Data for 2016
Figures for 2016, as EIA published them · stored as published, never rewritten
Primary Energy Consumption per Capita, 2016 covers 194 countries. Qatar is highest, at 767.373; Burundi is lowest, at 0.621. The middle country reads 42.755. Against 2015, 194 values changed (112 up, 82 down), the same countries are covered.
Primary Energy Consumption per Capita · Data for 2016
HighestQatar
767.373LowestBurundi
0.621Shaded by value in five groups of equal size, darkest at the highest end. Neither end is better. The values describe a shape, not a score.
01Values only
Every country and every column of Primary Energy Consumption per Capita, 2016, as published. The file carries values only, so no position is shown. “=” marks a shared position.
Showing 25 of 194 countries · select a heading to sort
| 767.373 | |
| 623.043 | |
| 522.769 | |
| 486.506 | |
| 428.423 | |
| 408.122 | |
| 396.513 | |
| 338.567 | |
| 299.628 | |
| 290.360 | |
| 275.895 | |
| 262.729 | |
| 242.067 | |
| 233.969 | |
| 232.839 | |
| 228.948 | |
| 221.939 | |
| 215.890 | |
| 208.931 | |
| 204.085 | |
| 201.945 | |
| 180.762 | |
| 176.250 | |
| 176.088 | |
| 171.325 | |
| 162.503 | |
| 156.941 | |
| 156.437 | |
| 155.398 | |
| 150.662 | |
| 147.597 | |
| 147.233 | |
| 137.585 | |
| 137.576 | |
| 130.264 | |
| 129.930 | |
| 125.666 | |
| 124.703 | |
| 122.853 | |
| 121.676 | |
| 120.658 | |
| 116.778 | |
| 115.144 | |
| 114.801 | |
| 114.664 | |
| 111.455 | |
| 109.042 | |
| 108.895 | |
| 108.769 | |
| 103.634 | |
| 103.236 | |
| 101.356 | |
| 101.300 | |
| 99.325 | |
| 96.396 | |
| 96.386 | |
| 92.408 | |
| 90.743 | |
| 90.283 | |
| 88.325 | |
| 87.837 | |
| 87.094 | |
| 85.562 | |
| 84.685 | |
| 84.182 | |
| 84.178 | |
| 83.627 | |
| 78.545 | |
| 75.930 | |
| 73.880 | |
| 72.763 | |
| 72.554 | |
| 72.106 | |
| 70.836 | |
| 67.747 | |
| 64.187 | |
| 64.133 | |
| 62.386 | |
| 61.913 | |
| 61.618 | |
| 60.623 | |
| 60.448 | |
| 57.136 | |
| 55.949 | |
| 55.812 | |
| 54.972 | |
| 54.785 | |
| 53.712 | |
| 53.200 | |
| 53.107 | |
| 50.689 | |
| 50.094 | |
| 49.633 | |
| 49.185 | |
| 45.175 | |
| 45.118 | |
| 43.226 | |
| 42.284 | |
| 39.403 | |
| 39.173 | |
| 38.554 | |
| 36.164 | |
| 36.159 | |
| 36.112 | |
| 36.052 | |
| 35.817 | |
| 32.836 | |
| 32.524 | |
| 31.510 | |
| 30.954 | |
| 30.789 | |
| 30.510 | |
| 30.506 | |
| 30.480 | |
| 30.197 | |
| 30.114 | |
| 29.860 | |
| 29.514 | |
| 29.232 | |
| 29.027 | |
| 28.703 | |
| 27.200 | |
| 26.581 | |
| 26.134 | |
| 25.607 | |
| 25.441 | |
| 24.022 | |
| 23.146 | |
| 22.060 | |
| 20.904 | |
| 20.853 | |
| 18.778 | |
| 17.438 | |
| 17.280 | |
| 16.610 | |
| 16.457 | |
| 15.177 | |
| 14.885 | |
| 14.313 | |
| 14.117 | |
| 14.116 | |
| 13.803 | |
| 13.724 | |
| 11.470 | |
| 11.366 | |
| 10.922 | |
| 10.195 | |
| 9.778 | |
| 9.445 | |
| 8.675 | |
| 8.573 | |
| 8.545 | |
| 8.514 | |
| 8.263 | |
| 8.098 | |
| 7.992 | |
| 7.890 | |
| 7.657 | |
| 7.512 | |
| 7.291 | |
| 7.215 | |
| 6.856 | |
| 5.948 | |
| 5.927 | |
| 5.895 | |
| 5.805 | |
| 5.103 | |
| 4.465 | |
| 4.428 | |
| 4.066 | |
| 4.011 | |
| 3.966 | |
| 3.803 | |
| 3.757 | |
| 3.484 | |
| 3.453 | |
| 3.396 | |
| 3.171 | |
| 2.761 | |
| 2.615 | |
| 2.608 | |
| 2.434 | |
| 2.106 | |
| 2.104 | |
| 2.039 | |
| 1.998 | |
| 1.593 | |
| 1.323 | |
| 1.314 | |
| 0.941 | |
| 0.882 | |
| 0.858 | |
| 0.789 | |
| 0.621 |
02In 2016
The 5 countries at each end of the headline.
Neither end is better. The values describe a shape, not a score. The middle country reads 42.755. “Shared” marks a value another country also holds.
032015 → 2016
What changed between 2015 and this one: who joined or left, and how far the headline moved.
Changes in value, not in places: a country’s place also moves when others do. Every country’s full history is charted on the statistic page.
04Caveats
What this edition’s numbers are and are not, worked out from the file itself.
Which end is better
Neither end is better. The values describe a shape, not a score.
Nothing missing
Every one of the 194 countries has every column.
05The files
The table as a file, digit for digit, what this site changed, and a citation for this edition.
For a spreadsheet or code
194 rows · 7.5 KB · UTF-8, opens in Excel
Opens with 11 lines of source notes; the table starts on row 13.
Download energy-use-per-capita-2016-nations-inquiry.csvThe publisher’s original
EIA’s own file, on its own site.
INTL.zipWhat this site changed: Reshaped into one row per country: regional and income-group totals are left out, only the columns listed are kept, each row gets its ISO 3166 code, and some country names are brought to one spelling. No value is recalculated, rescaled or rounded.
Licence: Public domain (U.S. government work). No conditions at all. Crediting the publisher is still the courteous thing to do.
Cite this edition
U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) (2016). Primary Energy Consumption per Capita, 2016 [data set], describing 2016. As held by Nations Inquiry, https://nationsinquiry.com/datasets/energy-use-per-capita/2016
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How it has moved, charted by country07Questions
Qatar, at 767.373, of the 194 countries in the file.
2016.
194.
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