TOP 100

Rank	Country	Electricity - consumption (billion kWh)
1	China	5,564
2	United States	3,902
3	India	1,137
4	Japan	943.7
5	Russia	909.6
6	Germany	536.5
7	Canada	522.2
8	Brazil	509.1
9	Korea, South	507.6
10	France	450.8
11	United Kingdom	309.2
12	Saudi Arabia	296.2
13	Italy	293.5
14	Mexico	258.7
15	Spain	239.5
16	Taiwan	237.4
17	Iran	236.3
18	Turkey	231.1
19	Australia	229.4
20	Indonesia	213.4
21	South Africa	207.1
22	Thailand	187.7
23	Egypt	159.7
24	Poland	149.4
25	Vietnam	143.2
26	Malaysia	136.9
27	Sweden	133.5
28	Ukraine	133.2
29	Norway	122.2
30	Argentina	121
31	United Arab Emirates	113.2
32	Netherlands	108.8
33	Kazakhstan	94.23
34	Pakistan	92.33
35	Finland	82.79
36	Belgium	82.16
37	Philippines	78.3
38	Chile	73.22
39	Venezuela	71.96
40	Colombia	68.25
41	Austria	64.6
42	Czech Republic	62.34
43	Switzerland	58.46
44	Kuwait	57.78
45	Greece	56.89
46	Algeria	55.96
47	Israel	55
48	Bangladesh	53.65
49	Romania	49.64
50	Uzbekistan	49.07
51	Singapore	47.69
52	Portugal	46.94
53	Peru	44.61
54	Hong Kong	41.84
55	New Zealand	39.5
56	Hungary	39.37
57	Iraq	38.46
58	Qatar	37.24
59	Denmark	33.02
60	Bulgaria	32.34
61	Belarus	31.72
62	Serbia	29.81
63	Oman	28.92
64	Morocco	28.25
65	Libya	27.3
66	Slovakia	26.64
67	Bahrain	26.11
68	Ireland	25.68
69	Nigeria	24.72
70	Ecuador	22.68
71	Azerbaijan	20.24
72	Puerto Rico	19.48
73	Iceland	17.68
74	Jordan	16.82
75	Cuba	16.16
76	Croatia	15.93
77	Lebanon	15.71
78	Dominican Republic	15.64
79	Tunisia	15.27
80	Turkmenistan	15.09
81	Burma	14.93
82	Syria	14.16
83	Korea, North	13.89
84	Slovenia	13.4
85	Tajikistan	12.96
86	Sri Lanka	12.67
87	Georgia	12.37
88	Sudan	12.12
89	Bosnia and Herzegovina	11.87
90	Mozambique	11.57
91	Zambia	11.04
92	Paraguay	10.9
93	Uruguay	10.77
94	Kyrgyzstan	10.52
95	Lithuania	10.5
96	Guatemala	10.1
97	Trinidad and Tobago	9.87
98	Costa Rica	9.81
99	Ghana	9.36
100	Ethiopia	9.06

Definition: This entry consists of total electricity generated annually plus imports and minus exports, 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.

Source: CIA World Factbook - Unless otherwise noted, information in this page is accurate as of January 1, 2020