Country rankings
Electricity Consumption by Country
China has the highest Electricity Consumption in 2024 (9.8T kWh), followed by United States (4.2T kWh) and India (1.8T kWh). Niue has the lowest (3M kWh).
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210 of 235 countriesElectricity Consumption, 2024
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Ranking
Highest first: the first 15 and last 5 of 210 countries.
Distribution Median and middle halfThe median is the middle value: half of places are above it, half below. The middle half is the range holding the central 50% of places.More in the glossary →
Each dot is one country; the lines mark the median and the middle half.
Median
10.3B kWh
Middle half 1.1B kWh – 50.4B kWh
Average
135.8B kWh
210 countries
Highest
9.8T kWh
China
Lowest
3M kWh
Niue
Over time · 1980–2024
The top 5 in 2024, against the median.
- Median of all countries
- China
- United States
- India
- Russia
- Japan
Data
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210 countries · # = rank by Electricity Consumption
| # | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1 | China | 9.8T kWh |
| 2 | United States | 4.2T kWh |
| 3 | India | 1.8T kWh |
| 4 | Russia | 1T kWh |
| 5 | Japan | 858.6B kWh |
| 6 | Brazil | 636.2B kWh |
| 7 | Canada | 573.2B kWh |
| 8 | South Korea | 557.8B kWh |
| 9 | Germany | 490.4B kWh |
| 10 | France | 409.7B kWh |
| 11 | Saudi Arabia | 406B kWh |
| 12 | Indonesia | 376.2B kWh |
| 13 | Iran | 347.3B kWh |
| 14 | Mexico | 343B kWh |
| 15 | Turkey | 303.1B kWh |
| 16 | Vietnam | 300.9B kWh |
| 17 | Italy | 290.3B kWh |
| 18 | Taiwan | 278B kWh |
| 19 | United Kingdom | 274.6B kWh |
| 20 | Australia | 256.9B kWh |
| 21 | Spain | 233.1B kWh |
| 22 | Thailand | 223.4B kWh |
| 23 | South Africa | 216.8B kWh |
| 24 | Malaysia | 180.8B kWh |
| 25 | Egypt | 173.9B kWh |
| 26 | United Arab Emirates | 161.2B kWh |
| 27 | Poland | 157.8B kWh |
| 28 | Norway | 128.8B kWh |
| 29 | Pakistan | 128.2B kWh |
| 30 | Sweden | 126.7B kWh |
| 31 | Argentina | 123.2B kWh |
| 32 | Kazakhstan | 113.2B kWh |
| 33 | Philippines | 111.6B kWh |
| 34 | Netherlands | 110.3B kWh |
| 35 | Colombia | 107B kWh |
| 36 | Bangladesh | 103.7B kWh |
| 37 | Ukraine | 87.3B kWh |
| 38 | Algeria | 85B kWh |
| 39 | Kuwait | 84.5B kWh |
| 40 | Chile | 83.2B kWh |
| 41 | Finland | 79.5B kWh |
| 42 | Belgium | 79B kWh |
| 43 | Uzbekistan | 75.1B kWh |
| 44 | Iraq | 67.1B kWh |
| 45 | Israel | 67.1B kWh |
| 46 | Czechia | 63.9B kWh |
| 47 | Venezuela | 63.4B kWh |
| 48 | Austria | 61.6B kWh |
| 49 | Singapore | 59.1B kWh |
| 50 | Switzerland | 56.4B kWh |
| 51 | Qatar | 53.4B kWh |
| 52 | Peru | 52.6B kWh |
| 53 | Portugal | 51.2B kWh |
| 54 | Greece | 47.9B kWh |
| 55 | Romania | 47B kWh |
| 56 | Hong Kong | 45.1B kWh |
| 57 | Hungary | 45B kWh |
| 58 | Oman | 43.2B kWh |
| 59 | Belarus | 42.1B kWh |
| 60 | New Zealand | 41B kWh |
| 61 | Bahrain | 37.4B kWh |
| 62 | Morocco | 36.9B kWh |
| 63 | Denmark | 36.1B kWh |
| 64 | Bulgaria | 35.4B kWh |
| 65 | Serbia | 33.7B kWh |
| 66 | Ireland | 33.4B kWh |
| 67 | Nigeria | 29.9B kWh |
| 68 | Ecuador | 27.9B kWh |
| 69 | Libya | 27.8B kWh |
| 70 | Slovakia | 24.5B kWh |
| 71 | Azerbaijan | 24.5B kWh |
| 72 | North Korea | 23.1B kWh |
| 73 | Jordan | 21.1B kWh |
| 74 | Dominican Republic | 21B kWh |
| 75 | Turkmenistan | 20.8B kWh |
| 76 | Myanmar | 20.2B kWh |
| 77 | Tunisia | 19.9B kWh |
| 78 | Cambodia | 19.3B kWh |
| 79 | Ghana | 19.1B kWh |
| 80 | Syria | 18.8B kWh |
| 81 | Puerto Rico | 18.8B kWh |
| 82 | Iceland | 18.5B kWh |
| 83 | Croatia | 17.4B kWh |
| 84 | Kyrgyzstan | 16.3B kWh |
| 85 | DR Congo | 16.1B kWh |
| 86 | Cuba | 15.8B kWh |
| 87 | Paraguay | 15.7B kWh |
| 88 | Tajikistan | 15.6B kWh |
| 89 | Zambia | 15.5B kWh |
| 90 | Sri Lanka | 15.2B kWh |
| 91 | Guatemala | 14.5B kWh |
| 92 | Angola | 13.8B kWh |
| 93 | Slovenia | 13.5B kWh |
| 94 | Mozambique | 13.2B kWh |
| 95 | Uruguay | 13.2B kWh |
| 96 | Georgia | 13B kWh |
| 97 | Bolivia | 12.4B kWh |
| 98 | Laos | 12.4B kWh |
| 99 | Panama | 12.4B kWh |
| 100 | Bhutan | 12.4B kWh |
| 101 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 12.1B kWh |
| 102 | Sudan | 11.6B kWh |
| 103 | Kenya | 11.4B kWh |
| 104 | Ethiopia | 10.9B kWh |
| 105 | Lithuania | 10.3B kWh |
| 106 | Mongolia | 10.3B kWh |
| 107 | Zimbabwe | 10.2B kWh |
| 108 | Costa Rica | 10.1B kWh |
| 109 | Nepal | 9.2B kWh |
| 110 | Trinidad and Tobago | 9.1B kWh |
| 111 | Honduras | 8.6B kWh |
| 112 | Ivory Coast | 8.2B kWh |
| 113 | Albania | 7.6B kWh |
| 114 | Tanzania | 7.6B kWh |
| 115 | Senegal | 7.2B kWh |
| 116 | Estonia | 7.1B kWh |
| 117 | Armenia | 7B kWh |
| 118 | Palestine | 6.9B kWh |
| 119 | Latvia | 6.6B kWh |
| 120 | Macau | 6.1B kWh |
| 121 | Luxembourg | 6.1B kWh |
| 122 | Afghanistan | 6.1B kWh |
| 123 | North Macedonia | 6.1B kWh |
| 124 | El Salvador | 5.6B kWh |
| 125 | Cameroon | 5.5B kWh |
| 126 | Moldova | 5.5B kWh |
| 127 | Cyprus | 5.4B kWh |
| 128 | Mali | 5B kWh |
| 129 | Brunei | 4.8B kWh |
| 130 | Lebanon | 4.8B kWh |
| 131 | Nicaragua | 4.4B kWh |
| 132 | Papua New Guinea | 4.4B kWh |
| 133 | Uganda | 4.2B kWh |
| 134 | Republic of the Congo | 4.1B kWh |
| 135 | Botswana | 4B kWh |
| 136 | Jamaica | 3.6B kWh |
| 137 | Yemen | 3.6B kWh |
| 138 | Guinea | 3.6B kWh |
| 139 | Namibia | 3.6B kWh |
| 140 | Mauritius | 3.2B kWh |
| 141 | Montenegro | 3.2B kWh |
| 142 | New Caledonia | 3.1B kWh |
| 143 | Malta | 2.9B kWh |
| 144 | Burkina Faso | 2.9B kWh |
| 145 | Gabon | 2.6B kWh |
| 146 | Madagascar | 2.3B kWh |
| 147 | Mauritania | 2.1B kWh |
| 148 | Bahamas | 2B kWh |
| 149 | Togo | 2B kWh |
| 150 | Benin | 1.8B kWh |
| 151 | Guam | 1.8B kWh |
| 152 | Niger | 1.7B kWh |
| 153 | Malawi | 1.6B kWh |
| 154 | Suriname | 1.5B kWh |
| 155 | Eswatini | 1.5B kWh |
| 156 | Equatorial Guinea | 1.3B kWh |
| 157 | Guyana | 1.1B kWh |
| 158 | Fiji | 1B kWh |
| 159 | Barbados | 1B kWh |
| 160 | Rwanda | 998M kWh |
| 161 | Maldives | 829M kWh |
| 162 | Aruba | 827.1M kWh |
| 163 | Haiti | 736.3M kWh |
| 164 | Belize | 703.3M kWh |
| 165 | Cayman Islands | 702M kWh |
| 166 | French Polynesia | 676.1M kWh |
| 167 | Djibouti | 668.3M kWh |
| 168 | United States Virgin Islands | 627.8M kWh |
| 169 | Seychelles | 581.6M kWh |
| 170 | Greenland | 575.5M kWh |
| 171 | South Sudan | 534.9M kWh |
| 172 | Burundi | 528.9M kWh |
| 173 | Lesotho | 479.4M kWh |
| 174 | Faroe Islands | 464.3M kWh |
| 175 | Cape Verde | 412.8M kWh |
| 176 | Timor-Leste | 411.6M kWh |
| 177 | Gambia | 407.6M kWh |
| 178 | Somalia | 405.8M kWh |
| 179 | Liberia | 402.7M kWh |
| 180 | Eritrea | 400.1M kWh |
| 181 | Bermuda | 384.3M kWh |
| 182 | Saint Lucia | 367.9M kWh |
| 183 | Antigua and Barbuda | 327.6M kWh |
| 184 | Chad | 287.8M kWh |
| 185 | Turks and Caicos Islands | 252.8M kWh |
| 186 | Grenada | 226.4M kWh |
| 187 | Gibraltar | 186.7M kWh |
| 188 | Saint Kitts and Nevis | 183M kWh |
| 189 | British Virgin Islands | 163.8M kWh |
| 190 | American Samoa | 157.9M kWh |
| 191 | Dominica | 145.6M kWh |
| 192 | Samoa | 144.9M kWh |
| 193 | Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | 138.4M kWh |
| 194 | Sierra Leone | 133.1M kWh |
| 195 | Central African Republic | 132.1M kWh |
| 196 | Comoros | 113.1M kWh |
| 197 | Martinique | 93M kWh |
| 198 | Solomon Islands | 92.1M kWh |
| 199 | Guinea-Bissau | 80.2M kWh |
| 200 | Vanuatu | 74.8M kWh |
| 201 | Tonga | 67.9M kWh |
| 202 | French Guiana | 58M kWh |
| 203 | Saint Pierre and Miquelon | 48.7M kWh |
| 204 | Sao Tome and Principe | 47.1M kWh |
| 205 | Cook Islands | 39.6M kWh |
| 206 | Nauru | 38.5M kWh |
| 207 | Kiribati | 28.1M kWh |
| 208 | Falkland Islands | 18.3M kWh |
| 209 | Montserrat | 16.2M kWh |
| 210 | Niue | 3M kWh |
What correlates with Electricity Consumption (2024)?
Pearson r against 1,361 other country metrics sharing at least 126 countries, 2 near-identical series hidden. Correlation is not causation.
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Quick answers
- Which country has the highest Electricity Consumption?
- China has the highest Electricity Consumption in 2024, at 9.8T kWh, followed by United States (4.2T kWh) and India (1.8T kWh).
- Which country has the lowest Electricity Consumption?
- Niue has the lowest Electricity Consumption in 2024, at 3M kWh.
- What is the median Electricity Consumption across countries?
- The median is 10.3B kWh across the 210 countries with data in 2024.
- Where does this electricity consumption by country data come from?
- Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Electricity - US Energy Information Administration; IndexMundi.com: Electricity - Consumption - Country Comparison.

















































































































































































































