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KEY WORLD

ENERGY

STATISTICS

2005

KEY WORLD

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	Australia
	Austria
	Belgium
	Canada
	Czech Republic
	Denmark
	Finland
	France
	Germany
	Greece
	Hungary
	Ireland
	Italy
	Japan
	Korea
	Luxembourg
	Netherlands
	New Zealand
	Norway
	Portugal
	Spain
	Sweden
	Switzerland
	Turkey
	United Kingdom
2	United States

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ENERGY BALANCES

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OUTLOOK

ENERGY INDICATORS

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S U P P L Y

TOTAL PRIMARY ENERGY SUPPLY

The World

Evolution from 1971 to 2003 of World Total Primary Energy Supply* by Fuel (Mtoe)

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1					5	19		1981				1983	1985	1987 1989			991	1993 1	95	1	97		1				1	20	3
			Coal								Oil						Gas								Nuclear
			Hydro					Combustible Renewables & Waste																	Other**
			1973 and 2003 Fuel Shares of TPES*
					1973														2003
					Combustible													Combustible
																		Renewables
	Hydro				Renewables										Hydro							Other**
								Other**										& Waste
1.8%					& Waste									2.2%				10.8%					0.5%
								0.1%																			Coal
uclear					11.2%							Coal		Nuclear
														6.5%													24.4 %
.9%												24.8%
atural														Natural
														Gas
2%														21.2%
												Oil																Oil
												45.0%																34.4%
					6 034 Mtoe													10 579 Mtoe

	*Excludes international marine bunkers and electricity trade.
6	**Other includes geothermal, solar, wind, heat, etc.

BY FUEL	1
	The OECD

from 1971 to 2003 of OECD Total Primary Energy Supply* by Fuel (Mtoe)

					5	9		98			983	985	987	989		99	993		995	97			20		3
			Coal								Oil					Gas							Nuclear
			Hydro					Combustible Renewables & Waste															Other**
			1973 and 2003 Fuel Shares of TPES*
					1973														2003
	Hydro				Combustible												Combustible
					Renewables									Hydro			Renewables
2.1%					& Waste			Other**						2.0%				& Waste		Other**
			r		2.3%								Nuclear				3.3%
								0.1%												0.8%				Coal
											Coal		10.7%
											22.4%												20.5%
1													Gas
											Oil	22.0%												Oil
											.0%												0.7%
					3 763 Mtoe													5 395 Mtoe
										*Excludes electricity trade.
						**Other includes geothermal, solar, wind, heat, etc.

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TOTAL PRIMARY ENERGY SUPPLY

The World

Evolution from 1971 to 2003 of World Total Primary Energy Supply* by Region (Mtoe)

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1						2003
	OECD		Middle East		Former USSR		Non-OECD Europe
	China		Asia**		Latin America		Africa

1973 and 2003 Regional Shares of TPES*

		1973					2003
		Latin					Latin
China	Asia**	America				Asia**	America	Africa
7.2%		3.7% Africa		China		11.6%	4.4%
Non-	6.1%	3.5%						5.3%
				13.5%
OECD
				Non-
Europe
				OECD
1.6%
				Europe
Former
USSR				1.0%
14.4%				Former
Middle East			OECD	USSR	Middle East			OECD
1.1%			62.4%	9.1%				50.9%
						4.2%
	6 034 Mtoe					10 579 Mtoe

	*Excludes international marine bunkers and electricity trade.
8	**Asia excludes China.