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Global Energy & CO2 Data
The Only Source You Need for Analyses, Presentations and Research
- Annual stats from 1970 to 2021
- 186 countries
Why bother struggling with multiple data sources? Global Energy & CO2 Data brings you the most comprehensive and up-to-date energy database, providing data and trends for all energies by sector as well as emissions for 186 countries. This database leverages the most reputable national and international information sources.
Through an exclusive update process and recognised expertise, Enerdata provides a comprehensive set of statistics and indicators on decarbonisation, electrification, global supply, demand and prices for all energies as well as GHG emissions by sector.
World decarbonisation indices in 2021
Discover a selection of countries which present the highest decarbonisation indicator
(intensity are given at purchasing power parities)
More indicators are available:
On CO2 emissions:
- CO2 intensity to GDP
- CO2 intensity of industry to value added
- CO2 intensity of transport to GDP
- CO2 intensity of households to private consumption
- CO2 intensity of services to value added
- CO2 intensity of agriculture to value added
- CO2 emissions factor of the electricity production
- CO2 emissions from refineries
On renewable energies:
- Share of renewables in electricity production (incl. hydro)
- Share of renewables in electricity production (excl. hydro)
- Share of renewables in gross electricity consumption
- Share of renewables in primary consumption
- Share of biomass in industry consumption
- Share of biofuels in road transport
- Installed capacity of solar water heaters per capita
- Stock of geothermal heat pumps per capita
On energy efficiency:
- Final energy intensity of GDP
- Electricity intensity of GDP
- Energy intensity at constant GDP structure
- Energy intensity of industry
- Energy intensity of households
- Energy intensity of services
- Energy intensity of transport
- Energy intensity of agriculture
- Electricity intensity of industry
- Electricity intensity of households
- Electricity intensity of services
- Electricity intensity of agriculture
Why Subscribe?
- Comprehensive:
Annual energy and GHG data from 1970 onwards
Up to 2000+ data series and indicators by country
Coverage of all energies in 186 countries - Reliable:
400+ global premium sources
Proven data compilation and expertise process by experienced data specialists - Continuously updated: 2022 data estimates available as early as March 2023!
- Easy to use: intuitive interface, multiple data export formats and query saving
- Compatible with your work environment
- Both Excel and database formats (row-oriented or column-oriented) available
- No ruptures in time series means easier modelling work
- Query saving to regularly fuel your model or analysis
Key Features
- Global supply, demand, prices, indicators and emissions
- Multi-energy approach: crude oil, oil products, gas, coal, power, renewables
- Production: imports/exports, demand by sector, prices and taxes
- Advanced data: economic data, indicators, energy balances
- CO2 emissions by fuel, activity and industry process
- CO2 information with indicators and balances by country
- CH4, N2O, PFC, SF6 emissions data included
- Interactive world map to visualise trends and flows
- Country snapshot to grasp the essentials
- Data export in .csv format to integrate your own databases and models
Topics Covered
Available Energies
Electricity
- Total
- Hydro-electricity
- Nuclear
- Thermal
- Solar
- Geothermal
- Other
Coal, Lignite
- Total
- Coal
- Lignite
- Coke
- Briquettes
- Peat
Gas
- Natural gas
- LNG
- Manufactured gas
- Coking gas
- Blast furnace gas
Biomass
Heat/Solar
Uranium
Oil
- Total
- Crude oil, NGL
- Total
- Crude oil
- NGL
- Non-conventional oil
- Refinery feedstocks
- Refined oil products
- Total
- Petrol
- Diesel and light fuel oil
- Heavy fuel oil
- LPG
- Ethane
- Refinery gas
- Jet-fuel
- Aviation petrol
- Kerosene
- Naphtha
- Bitumen
- White spirit
- Lubricants
- Paraffin
- Petroleum coke
Value Chain
Reserves and Capacities
- Refining and LNG capacity
- Reserves (oil, gas, lignite, uranium, hydro)
- Power capacities by source
Primary Production
- Crude oil production
- Primary power generation (hydro, nuclear, renewable)
- Gas and LNG production
- Coal and coal products
Trade
- National imports
- National exports
- Trade balance
Energy Transformation
- Thermal power generation by fuel
- Thermal power generation by technology
- Refined oil products
Consumption
- Domestic supply
- Total demand
- Energy sector demand
- Power plants demand
- Transport and losses
- Final demand by sector
Sectors Covered
Industry
- Steel
- Chemicals
- Non-metallic mineral
- Food and tobacco
- Construction
- Mining
- Machinery
- Non-ferrous metals
- Paper and pulp
- Transport equipment
- Textiles and leather
- Wood
- Miscellaneous industries
Transport
- Air
- Road
- Rail
- Internal navigation
Energy Sector
- Oil and gas extraction
- Coal extraction
- Refineries
- Power plants
- Nuclear industry
- Coking plants
Household/Services/Agriculture/Non-energy uses
- Chemical feed stocks
Power Plants
- Public power plants
- Auto-producers
- Co-generation
- Pumping
T&D Losses
Energy Prices
The full module on energy prices has spot prices in major markets as well as customer category.
- Spot prices by marketplace or by product
- Import/export prices by energy1
- End user prices and taxes by sector or energy
- Price per consumer category (for Europe only)
1 Only available for main importing/exporting countries. Crude oil import price data not available.
- National currency
- Inclusive/exclusive taxes
- Constant prices (US$15, €15)
- At purchasing power parity (PPP)
- In energy units (US$/toe, €/toe)
Emissions
This module is an essential tool for monitoring the driving forces behind evolving GHG emissions (i.e. economic and demographic growth, energy efficiency, market shares of energy products) and evaluating climate change policy achievements.
CO2 Emissions:
- By source
- By fuel
- By industrial branch
- Direct and indirect CO2 emissions
CO2 Indicators:
- Distance to target for GHG
- CO2 emission per capita
- Average CO2 emission factor
- CO2 per GDP unit
- CO2 per kWh produced
Balances:
- CO2 balance
- Industry fuel combustion and process
Most Recent Data
Enerdata is proud to provide the latest energy data compiled from around the world. Our strength relies on our reactivity to include the most up-to-date data available from any of more than 400 data sources. With an international network and unique information processing approach, we are constantly enhancing our market data coverage to provide you with the best quality and most timely information.
- Monthly data updates and revisions (including previous years).
- Previous year's data available as of March for main world consumers and main series (i.e. 2022 data estimates available for G20 countries for production, total consumption and trade for crude oil, oil products, natural gas, coal and electricity in March 2023).
- Previous year's data available as of June each year for the 70 largest energy countries (i.e. in June 2023, detailed 2022 data will be available for 70 countries).
- Full data for previous years available for almost all countries each December.
- Energy prices from the previous year are already included in several countries. For instance, in August 2022, we provided energy price data for 2021 for 91 countries.
Data update status
Proven Methodology
All data is compiled according to a tested process, enhanced over the years to provide the most up-to-date information.
Primary past energy data mostly comes from the International Energy Agency (IEA).
Data is completed with statistics from regional organisations (Eurostat, Olade, ADB, OPEC, AUPTDE, etc) or specialised institutions (CEDIGAZ, EurObserv’ER, etc.), as well as from data from national sources (national statistics or data specially prepared by local correspondents from more than 100 partners in over 60 countries). Our international network of partners and independent research allows our analysts and data specialists to update and refine data in a timely manner.
The methodology and definitions used by Enerdata are the same as those used by the IEA and Eurostat.
Country List
EUROPE
EU-27
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Cyprus
Croatia
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Kosovo*
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malta
Montenegro*
Netherlands
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
OTHER EUROPE
Albania*
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Iceland*
Macedonia*
Norway
Serbia*
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
REGIONS
European Union
OECD Europe
Ex-Yugoslavia
AMERICA
NORTH AMERICA
Canada
United States
CENTRAL AMERICA
AND MEXICO
Belize*
Costa Rica
El Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Mexico
Nicaragua
Panama
SOUTH AMERICA
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Guyana
Paraguay
Peru
Suriname
Uruguay
Venezuela
AMERICA (CARIBBEAN)
Bahamas
Barbados
Bermuda
Cuba
Dominica
Dominican Rep.
Grenada
Haiti
Jamaica
NL Antilles & Aruba
St Lucia
St Vincent & Grenadines
Trinidad & Tobago
REGIONS
Latin America
NAFTA
MERCOSUR
OLADE
ASIA
Afghanistan*
Bangladesh
Bhutan*
Brunei*
Cambodia
China
Hong-Kong*
India
Indonesia
Japan
Lao PDR
Macau*
Malaysia
Maldives
Mongolia*
Myanmar*
Nepal*
North Korea
Pakistan
Philippines
Singapore
South Korea
Sri Lanka
Taiwan
Thailand
Vietnam
REGIONS
ASEAN
SAARC/South Asia
OECD Asia and Pacific
PACIFIC
Australia
Fiji Islands*
Kiribati
New Zealand
Papua New Guinea*
Samoa (Western)*
Solomon Islands
Tonga*
Vanuatu
AFRICA
NORTH AFRICA
Algeria
Egypt
Libya*
Morocco
Tunisia
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
Angola*
Benin*
Botswana*
Burkina Faso
Burundi*
Cameroon*
Cape Verde*
Central African Rep.*
Chad*
Comoros
Republic of the Congo
DRC*
Djibouti*
Equatorial Guinea
Eritrea
Ethiopia*
Gabon*
Gambia*
Ghana*
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau*
Ivory Coast
Kenya*
Lesotho*
Liberia*
Madagascar
Malawi*
Mali
Mauritania*
Mauritius*
Mozambique*
Namibia*
Niger
Nigeria*
Rwanda*
São Tomé & Principe*
Senegal*
Seychelles*
Sierra Leone*
Somalia
South Africa
Sudan*
Swaziland
Tanzania*
Togo*
Uganda
Zambia*
Zimbabwe*
REGIONS
UMA
MIDDLE EAST
Bahrain*
Iran
Iraq
Israel
Jordan
Kuwait*
Lebanon
Oman*
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Syria
United Arab Emirates*
Yemen*
REGIONS
CGC
OPEC Middle East
OAPEC
CIS
Armenia*
Azerbaijan
Belarus*
Georgia
Kazakhstan*
Kyrgyz Rep.*
Moldova*
Russia
Tajikistan*
Turkmenistan*
Ukraine*
Uzbekistan
Soviet Union (ex-)
*Countries for which only petrol and diesel prices are available
Previews
CO2 emissions from fuel combustion (sectoral approach) for Italy, Kazakhstan and Brazil
Coal and lignite consumption for Thailand, Indonesia, Australia and Brazil
Price of electricity in Industry G (>150 000 MWh) for the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Bulgaria
Related Information
Global Energy Trends - 2022 Edition
An in-depth analysis of 2021 key figures, with projections related to the current context (post-pandemic rebound and energy crisis due to the war in Ukraine).