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Georgia Highest Energy Use per Capita

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Creator: World Bank
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2,586 in 1990

Energy use per capita · World Bank

The highest energy use per capita in Georgia was 2,586 in 1990. The top 5 years were: 1990 (2,586), 1991 (2,079), 1992 (1,777), 2025 (1,653), 1993 (1,549).

Top 5 Highest Years▾

Georgia Top 5 Highest Energy Use per Capita Years
Rank	Year	Value
1st	1990	2,586
2nd	1991	2,079
3rd	1992	1,777
4th	2025	1,653
5th	1993	1,549

All Data (sorted by value)▾

Year	Value	Change	Rank
1990	2,586	–	121st
1991	2,079	−507	85th
1992	1,777	−302	82nd
2025	1,653	+123	68th
1993	1,549	−228	79th
2022	1,544	+118	77th
2023	1,530	−14	19th
2021	1,426	+99	71st
2019	1,371	+69	69th
2020	1,327	−44	69th
2017	1,313	+12	69th
2018	1,302	−11	67th
2016	1,300	+41	68th
2015	1,259	+65	67th
2014	1,194	+75	67th
2013	1,119	+125	65th
2012	994	+50	60th
1994	969	−580	65th
2011	944	+119	58th
2007	866	+84	77th
1996	834	+34	57th
2010	825	+13	52nd
2009	812	+31	52nd
1995	800	−169	56th
2008	781	−85	51st
2006	781	+53	72nd
1997	756	−78	55th
2005	728	+20	71st
1998	716	−40	51st
2004	708	+23	70th
2000	704	+34	53rd
2003	685	+45	51st
1999	669	−47	50th
2002	639	−1	50th
2001	640	−63	50th

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