The forecasted energy productivity in South Korea shows a gradual year-on-year increase, with values moving from $7.88 per thousand of total primary energy supply in 2024 to $8.09 by 2028. In 2023, the energy productivity stood at $7.82. The year-on-year percentage variations for 2023-2028 show consistent growth, averaging approximately 0.54% per year over the period. Between 2023 and 2024, the increase was 0.77%, with a slower but steady growth pattern in the subsequent years.
Notable future trends to watch for include potential advancements in energy efficiency technologies, policy changes favoring renewable energy, and economic activities influencing primary energy supply and demand. Monitoring these trends will provide insights into any shifts in energy productivity and necessary adjustments to maintain or enhance growth.
