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Primary energy consumption in Georgia

Primary energy consumption in Georgia was 0.244 quadrillion Btu in 2024, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. That is up 5.7% from 2023. That is the 97th highest of 217 countries in 2024.

2024, quadrillion Btu0.244
Change on 2023+5.7%
Rank97th of 217Countries ranked
Series high0.2771992
Series low0.0892001

Primary energy consumption in Georgia, 1992 to 2024

0.050.10.150.20.250.319921997200220072012201720241992: 0.277 quadrillion Btu1993: 0.153 quadrillion Btu1994: 0.107 quadrillion Btu1995: 0.115 quadrillion Btu1996: 0.118 quadrillion Btu1997: 0.123 quadrillion Btu1998: 0.123 quadrillion Btu1999: 0.117 quadrillion Btu2000: 0.098 quadrillion Btu2001: 0.089 quadrillion Btu2002: 0.104 quadrillion Btu2003: 0.09 quadrillion Btu2004: 0.098 quadrillion Btu2005: 0.115 quadrillion Btu2006: 0.107 quadrillion Btu2007: 0.133 quadrillion Btu2008: 0.131 quadrillion Btu2009: 0.133 quadrillion Btu2010: 0.135 quadrillion Btu2011: 0.131 quadrillion Btu2012: 0.143 quadrillion Btu2013: 0.16 quadrillion Btu2014: 0.169 quadrillion Btu2015: 0.183 quadrillion Btu2016: 0.192 quadrillion Btu2017: 0.191 quadrillion Btu2018: 0.193 quadrillion Btu2019: 0.204 quadrillion Btu2020: 0.194 quadrillion Btu2021: 0.211 quadrillion Btu2022: 0.234 quadrillion Btu2023: 0.231 quadrillion Btu2024: 0.244 quadrillion Btu
quadrillion Btu. Source: EIA, International Energy Statistics: total energy consumption, quadrillion Btu (series INTL.44-2-QBTU.A) via Data Commons. Retrieved 2026-10-11, published 2026-10-11.
All 33 values
Periodquadrillion Btu
20240.244
20230.231
20220.234
20210.211
20200.194
20190.204
20180.193
20170.191
20160.192
20150.183
20140.169
20130.16
20120.143
20110.131
20100.135
20090.133
20080.131
20070.133
20060.107
20050.115
20040.098
20030.09
20020.104
20010.089
20000.098
19990.117
19980.123
19970.123
19960.118
19950.115
19940.107
19930.153
19920.277

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Definition

Total primary energy consumed in the country in the year (coal, natural gas, petroleum and other liquids, nuclear, and renewable and other sources), in quadrillion British thermal units, as estimated by the U.S. Energy Information Administration in its International Energy Statistics.

Countries only. One quadrillion Btu is about 1.055 exajoules. EIA converts electricity from nuclear, hydro, wind and solar to primary energy with its own conventions, so totals can differ from IEA or Energy Institute figures. Some small economies show 0 in years EIA has no estimate.

How to cite

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration. International Energy Statistics: total energy consumption, quadrillion Btu (series INTL.44-2-QBTU.A). Retrieved through Data Commons (datacommons.org). https://www.eia.gov/international/data/world. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

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What is the primary energy consumption in Georgia?

Primary energy consumption in Georgia was 0.244 quadrillion Btu in 2024, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. That is up 5.7% from 2023. That is the 97th highest of 217 countries in 2024.

Where does this figure come from?

U.S. Energy Information Administration. International Energy Statistics: total energy consumption, quadrillion Btu (series INTL.44-2-QBTU.A). Retrieved by Invokely on 2026-10-11.

What was the highest primary energy consumption in Georgia?

0.277 quadrillion Btu in 1992, the highest value since 1992 in this series.

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