GLOBAL ENERGY STRUCTURE IN 2017
Oil
40.0%
Natural Gas
29.2%
Coal
13.1%
Nuclear
energy 7.8%
Hydroelectric
5.9%
Renewables
4.0%
Oil
37.1%
Natural Gas
23.2%
Coal
15.1%
Nuclear
energy 9.8%
Hydroelectric
6.6%
Renewables
8.2%
Oil
34%
Natural Gas
23%
Coal
28%
Nuclear
energy 4%
Hydroelectric
7%
Renewables
4%
Oil
45.5%
Natural Gas
21.3%
Coal
4.7%
Nuclear
energy 0.7%
Hydroelectric
23.2%
Renewables
4.7%
Oil
28.6%
Natural Gas
11.5%
Coal
48.4%
Nuclear
energy 1.9%
Hydroelectric
6.5%
Renewables
3.0%
Oil
20.8%
Natural Gas
50.5%
Coal
16.1%
Nuclear
energy 6.7%
Hydroelectric
5.8%
Renewables
0.1%
Oil
46.8%
Natural Gas
51.4%
Coal
0.9%
Nuclear
energy 0.2%
Hydroelectric
0.5%
Renewables
0.2%
Oil
43.7%
Natural Gas
27.1%
Coal
20.7%
Nuclear
energy 0.8%
Hydroelectric
6.5%
Renewables
1.2%
TOTAL NORTH AMERICA
TOTAL S. & CENT. AMERICA
TOTAL EUROPE
TOTAL CIS
TOTAL MIDDLE EAST
TOTAL AFRICA
TOTAL ASIA PACIFIC
Air Pollution and Climate Change: Sustainability,
Restoration, and Ethical Implications, Fig. 7 The
global energy structure in 2017, dataset from BP Statistical
Review of World Energy: https://www.bp.com/en/global/cor
porate/energy-economics/statistical-review-of-world-energy.
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