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Syrian Arab Republic - Energy Use per Capita 2004

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Energy use per capita · World Bank

943 +18 from 2003 Global rank: 85th

Syrian Arab Republic's energy use per capita was 943 in 2004, increased +18 from 925 in 2003. This was the 85th highest globally.

Global Ranking - 2004▾

Energy Use per Capita by Country - 2004
Rank	Country	Value	YoY
1st	Lesotho	14	-
2nd	Comoros	59	45.9%
3rd	Timor-Leste	62	-
4th	Guinea-Bissau	64	-16.9%
5th	Gambia, The	67	13.7%
6th	Kiribati	83	-12.4%
7th	Solomon Islands	122	-24.0%
8th	Niger	129	0.8%
9th	Vanuatu	146	-7.4%
10th	Burkina Faso	149	2.6%
11th	Bangladesh	154	0.7%
12th	Djibouti	161	-28.3%
13th	Cabo Verde	186	140.0%
14th	Chad	224	-5.6%
15th	São Tomé and Principe	241	26.3%
16th	Senegal	247	4.8%
17th	Madagascar	250	1.3%
18th	Eritrea	269	-18.8%
19th	Ghana	270	-3.9%
20th	Bhutan	277	191.3%
21st	Cambodia	279	1.3%
22nd	Yemen, Republic of	280	6.0%
23rd	Congo, Democratic Republic of	282	1.0%
24th	Congo, Republic of	283	3.2%
25th	Nigeria	286	-3.5%
26th	Samoa	301	17.6%
27th	Benin	305	1.3%
28th	Myanmar	315	4.4%
29th	Lao PDR	319	1.6%
30th	Nepal	340	0.2%
31st	Tajikistan	345	6.0%
32nd	Haiti	358	0.3%
33rd	Rwanda	387	-2.4%
34th	Uganda	389	0.1%
35th	Togo	409	-1.5%
36th	Tanzania	415	0.9%
37th	India	415	3.9%
38th	Mozambique	426	1.2%
39th	Philippines	430	-2.8%
40th	Pakistan	432	4.6%
41st	Angola	434	-2.8%
42nd	Cameroon	437	0.4%
43rd	Sri Lanka	438	0.7%
44th	Zimbabwe	449	-5.9%
45th	Kenya	450	3.3%
46th	Morocco	464	16.1%
47th	Côte d'Ivoire	475	37.6%
48th	Sudan	481	-2.0%
49th	Viet Nam	485	10.0%
50th	Kyrgyz Republic	498	-2.6%
51st	Peru	500	7.6%
52nd	Bolivia, Plurinational State of	523	-0.2%
53rd	Nicaragua	526	4.3%
54th	Tonga	542	113.4%
55th	Honduras	547	5.7%
56th	Marshall Islands	560	-
57th	Dominica	568	86.8%
58th	Belize	571	-1.7%
59th	St. Vincent and the Grenadines	585	122.2%
60th	Zambia	612	0.1%
61st	El Salvador	628	0.8%
62nd	Guyana	628	23.3%
63rd	Colombia	632	-0.9%
64th	Indonesia	635	6.3%
65th	Namibia	659	6.6%
66th	Armenia	662	6.3%
67th	Grenada	677	59.3%
68th	Egypt, Arab Republic of	692	6.9%
69th	Guatemala	696	0.8%
70th	Georgia	708	3.4%
71st	Albania	717	10.4%
72nd	St. Lucia	731	80.1%
73rd	Paraguay	745	-0.3%
74th	Dominican Republic	749	-4.4%
75th	Panama	756	-2.4%
76th	Fiji	762	106.1%
77th	Ecuador	786	2.0%
78th	Maldives	829	266.3%
79th	Tunisia	833	4.4%
80th	Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of	845	1.6%
81st	Eswatini	856	-2.5%
82nd	Uruguay	885	14.2%
83rd	Mauritius	920	1.2%
84th	Costa Rica	922	17.0%
85th	Syrian Arab Republic	943	2.0%
86th	Algeria	954	-0.2%
87th	Iraq	980	4.3%
88th	Cuba	1,004	-2.5%
89th	Mongolia	1,007	1.9%
90th	Jordan	1,057	17.3%
91st	Botswana	1,076	3.9%
92nd	Suriname	1,086	8.2%
93rd	Kosovo	1,100	0.8%
94th	Lebanon	1,149	-0.7%
95th	Brazil	1,157	4.4%
96th	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1,161	10.3%
97th	Moldova	1,166	0.7%
98th	Türkiye	1,177	1.4%
99th	China	1,249	13.0%
100th	Jamaica	1,339	-0.1%
101st	North Macedonia	1,362	-1.2%
102nd	Barbados	1,403	12.7%
103rd	Thailand	1,477	7.1%
104th	Equatorial Guinea	1,539	239.4%
105th	Azerbaijan	1,540	4.2%
106th	St. Kitts and Nevis	1,641	207.1%
107th	Mexico	1,652	0.5%
108th	Chile	1,700	5.4%
109th	Antigua and Barbuda	1,715	9.4%
110th	Argentina	1,741	9.4%
111th	Uzbekistan	1,780	-2.4%
112th	Romania	1,807	-1.9%
113th	Hong Kong SAR, China	1,823	-10.1%
114th	Gabon	1,830	12.9%
115th	Bahamas, The	1,954	-16.4%
116th	Latvia	1,961	3.8%
117th	Malta	2,067	-0.2%
118th	Cyprus	2,163	-7.8%
119th	Iran, Islamic Republic of	2,215	6.7%
120th	Croatia	2,228	0.0%
121st	Malaysia	2,371	5.2%
122nd	Poland	2,384	0.4%
123rd	Serbia	2,419	9.4%
124th	Bulgaria	2,440	-2.0%
125th	Portugal	2,463	2.6%
126th	South Africa	2,478	7.7%
127th	Hungary	2,580	0.0%
128th	Greece	2,717	1.7%
129th	Belarus	2,760	4.1%
130th	Lithuania	2,785	2.6%
131st	Israel	2,822	-4.3%
132nd	Ukraine	2,958	1.5%
133rd	Libya	3,051	0.6%
134th	Seychelles	3,104	473.9%
135th	Italy	3,162	-0.1%
136th	Kazakhstan	3,205	17.1%
137th	Spain	3,226	2.6%
138th	Slovak Republic	3,416	-1.5%
139th	Switzerland	3,513	-0.3%
140th	Ireland	3,559	1.2%
141st	Denmark	3,598	-3.5%
142nd	European Union	3,610	0.8%
143rd	Slovenia	3,639	2.8%
144th	Oman	3,659	2.6%
145th	United Kingdom	3,698	-1.8%
146th	Turkmenistan	3,715	23.6%
147th	Estonia	3,952	7.4%
148th	Austria	3,975	0.4%
149th	Japan	4,085	3.2%
150th	Germany	4,132	0.9%
151st	New Zealand	4,225	1.1%
152nd	Korea	4,255	2.8%
153rd	France	4,327	0.7%
154th	Czechia	4,487	2.3%
155th	Russian Federation	4,495	0.7%
156th	Netherlands	4,986	0.5%
157th	Gibraltar	5,086	6.7%
158th	Belgium	5,615	0.1%
159th	Australia	5,652	0.7%
160th	Sweden	5,873	3.5%
161st	Norway	6,232	5.0%
162nd	Saudi Arabia	6,376	-3.9%
163rd	Brunei Darussalam	6,509	-9.9%
164th	Finland	7,129	0.8%
165th	Singapore	7,371	18.6%
166th	United States	7,879	1.1%
167th	Canada	8,371	0.8%
168th	Luxembourg	9,381	9.7%
169th	United Arab Emirates	9,441	-6.5%
170th	Trinidad and Tobago	10,262	1.8%
171st	Iceland	10,893	-1.8%
172nd	Kuwait	10,970	8.0%
173rd	Bahrain	11,271	-5.2%
174th	Curaçao	15,940	3.3%
175th	Qatar	21,557	13.6%

FAQ

What was Syrian Arab Republic's energy use per capita in 2004?▾

Syrian Arab Republic's energy use per capita in 2004 was 943. This ranked 85th globally.

How did Syrian Arab Republic's energy use per capita change in 2004?▾

Syrian Arab Republic's energy use per capita increased by 2.0% in 2004 compared to 2003.

Which country had the highest energy use per capita in 2004?▾

Qatar had the highest energy use per capita in 2004 at 21,557.

What is the energy use per capita of Syrian Arab Republic in 2004?▾

The energy use per capita of Syrian Arab Republic in 2004 was 943. This ranked 85th globally.

How does 2004 compare to 2003 for Syrian Arab Republic's energy use per capita?▾

Syrian Arab Republic's energy use per capita went from 925 in 2003 to 943 in 2004, a 2.0% increase.

HistorySaid - pattern alert

Syrian Arab Republic matched the Export Boom Cycle pattern in 2004. Historically: 768 occurrences, 546 successful (71%). Outcome 24 months later: 5.0%. View full analysis →

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