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Energy > Electricity > Production: Group totals

DEFINITION: The annual electricity generated expressed in kilowatt-hours. The discrepancy between the amount of electricity generated and/or imported and the amount consumed and/or exported is accounted for as loss in transmission and distribution.

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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
High income OECD countries 9.57 trillion kWh 2011
Cold countries 8.8 trillion kWh 2001
Christian countries 8.56 trillion kWh 2001
Non-religious countries 7.76 trillion kWh 2011
Group of 7 countries (G7) 7.39 trillion kWh 2011
Heavily indebted countries 7.12 trillion kWh 2010
Former British colonies 6.5 trillion kWh 2010
Emerging markets 5.95 trillion kWh 2005
Europe 4.32 trillion kWh 2001
NATO countries 3.7 trillion kWh 2011
Hot countries 3.37 trillion kWh 2010
European Union 2.98 trillion kWh 2011
Sparsely populated countries 2.58 trillion kWh 2010
Catholic countries 2.49 trillion kWh 2005
Eurozone 2.11 trillion kWh 2011
Religious countries 1.78 trillion kWh 2005
Eastern Europe 1.47 trillion kWh 2001
Muslim countries 1.22 trillion kWh 2007
Former Soviet republics 1.21 trillion kWh 2007
Latin America and Caribbean 1.14 trillion kWh 2010
Middle Eastern and North Africa 970.94 billion kWh 2010
South and Central Asia 946.67 billion kWh 2007
South Asia 757.16 billion kWh 2009
Former Spanish colonies 695.23 billion kWh 2010
OPEC countries 690.02 billion kWh 2010
Former French colonies 215.54 billion kWh 2010
Sub-Saharan Africa 120.19 billion kWh 2010
failed states 112.21 billion kWh 2010

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