Sub-Saharan Africa Fossil Fuel Consumption 1971-2025
Sub-Saharan Africa fossil fuel consumption for 2014 was 39.79%, a 1.52% increase from 2013.
- Sub-Saharan Africa fossil fuel consumption for 2013 was 38.27%, a 0.43% decline from 2012.
- Sub-Saharan Africa fossil fuel consumption for 2012 was 38.70%, a 0.47% decline from 2011.
- Sub-Saharan Africa fossil fuel consumption for 2011 was 39.17%, a 0.42% decline from 2010.
| Country Rankings | |
|---|---|
| Country Name | Percent of Total Energy Use |
| Brunei | 100.00% |
| Qatar | 100.00% |
| Algeria | 99.98% |
| Oman | 99.96% |
| Saudi Arabia | 99.93% |
| Trinidad and Tobago | 99.92% |
| Gibraltar | 99.51% |
| Bahrain | 99.37% |
| Kazakhstan | 99.17% |
| Libya | 99.11% |
| Iran | 99.02% |
| Azerbaijan | 98.37% |
| Egypt | 97.93% |
| Syrian Arab Republic | 97.79% |
| Malta | 97.79% |
| Lebanon | 97.62% |
| Jordan | 97.61% |
| Malaysia | 96.63% |
| Iraq | 95.98% |
| Japan | 94.41% |
| Kuwait | 93.69% |
| Australia | 93.39% |
| Mongolia | 93.20% |
| Hong Kong | 93.17% |
| Cyprus | 92.91% |
| Belarus | 92.44% |
| Russia | 92.14% |
| Israel | 91.75% |
| Netherlands | 90.92% |
| Singapore | 90.58% |
| Mexico | 90.28% |
| Poland | 90.09% |
| Turkey | 89.54% |
| Tunisia | 88.87% |
| Moldova | 88.69% |
| Morocco | 88.47% |
| Argentina | 87.72% |
| China | 87.67% |
| Ecuador | 86.88% |
| South Africa | 86.79% |
| Dominican Republic | 86.56% |
| UAE | 86.13% |
| Kosovo | 86.12% |
| Greece | 86.05% |
| Cuba | 85.60% |
| Mauritius | 84.54% |
| Ireland | 84.44% |
| Bolivia | 84.15% |
| Serbia | 83.87% |
| Luxembourg | 83.33% |
| United States | 83.09% |
| United Kingdom | 82.72% |
| South Korea | 82.40% |
| Jamaica | 80.97% |
| Panama | 80.71% |
| Thailand | 79.84% |
| Germany | 79.71% |
| Peru | 79.56% |
| North Macedonia | 79.43% |
| Italy | 78.59% |
| Bosnia | 77.52% |
| Colombia | 76.69% |
| Suriname | 76.25% |
| Kyrgyz Republic | 75.48% |
| Ukraine | 75.35% |
| Czech Republic | 75.28% |
| Botswana | 74.69% |
| Armenia | 74.56% |
| Bangladesh | 73.77% |
| India | 73.58% |
| Chile | 73.25% |
| Canada | 73.19% |
| Portugal | 72.81% |
| Belgium | 72.65% |
| Romania | 72.52% |
| South Sudan | 72.22% |
| Georgia | 72.21% |
| Spain | 71.53% |
| Bulgaria | 71.05% |
| Croatia | 70.70% |
| Euro Area | 69.42% |
| Hungary | 68.19% |
| Lithuania | 67.99% |
| Denmark | 67.70% |
| Namibia | 66.72% |
| Indonesia | 66.09% |
| Austria | 64.81% |
| Montenegro | 64.66% |
| Slovak Republic | 63.95% |
| Philippines | 62.43% |
| North Korea | 62.05% |
| Pakistan | 61.59% |
| Albania | 61.42% |
| New Zealand | 59.85% |
| Slovenia | 59.66% |
| Brazil | 59.11% |
| Norway | 57.98% |
| Latvia | 56.72% |
| Senegal | 53.91% |
| Ghana | 52.54% |
| Honduras | 52.48% |
| Sri Lanka | 50.55% |
| Costa Rica | 49.88% |
| Switzerland | 48.74% |
| El Salvador | 48.43% |
| Angola | 48.31% |
| Uruguay | 46.27% |
| France | 46.23% |
| Tajikistan | 45.98% |
| Myanmar | 44.29% |
| Finland | 42.18% |
| Nicaragua | 40.70% |
| Republic of Congo | 40.48% |
| Cameroon | 38.32% |
| Guatemala | 37.38% |
| Benin | 36.72% |
| Paraguay | 33.70% |
| Sudan | 31.73% |
| Cambodia | 30.63% |
| Sweden | 29.77% |
| Niger | 24.06% |
| Eritrea | 23.13% |
| Gabon | 22.79% |
| Haiti | 22.02% |
| Nigeria | 18.88% |
| Togo | 17.80% |
| Kenya | 17.38% |
| Nepal | 15.48% |
| Estonia | 14.49% |
| Tanzania | 14.38% |
| Mozambique | 12.62% |
| Iceland | 10.93% |
| Ethiopia | 6.57% |
| Democratic Republic of Congo | 5.36% |