Energy
- Electricity
- Consumption in 2009: ranked 16 out of 190 countries.
- Production in 2009: ranked 18 out of 215 countries.
- Greenhouse gas emissions
- With land-use change in 2000: ranked 52 out of 185 countries.
- Without land-use change in 2005: ranked 26 out of 185 countries.
- Natural gas:
- Consumption in 2009: ranked 43 out of 210 countries.
- Imports in 2009: ranked 22 out of 208 countries.
- Production in 2009: ranked 73 out of 211 countries.
- Reserves in 2011: ranked 86 out of 209 countries.
- Oil
- Consumption in 2010: ranked 21 out of 210 countries.
- Exports in 2010: ranked 42 out of 210 countries.
- Imports in 2010: ranked 16 out of 210 countries.
- Production in 2010: ranked 73 out of 211 countries.
- Reserves in 2011: ranked 94 out of 212 countries.
- Utilization of wind power in 2009: ranked 25 out of 29 countries.
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