European Motor Gasoline (Excluding Biofuel Portion) Final Consumption in Non-Metallic Minerals Sector by Country

The analysis of European motor gasoline (excluding biofuel portion) final consumption in the non-metallic minerals sector reveals notable country-level differences. In 2023, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina showed significant increases in consumption by 118.67% and 40.53% respectively, illustrating robust demand growth. Conversely, Poland and Sweden experienced declines of 7.67% and 2.87%. Noteworthy is Denmark's steep reduction of 27.89%. Over the past five years, Serbia led consumption growth, while Poland and Croatia also displayed strong upward trends.

Future trends to watch include overall demand fluctuations tied to economic growth and energy policies. Environmental regulations and technological advancements could further impact gasoline usage in the non-metallic minerals sector. Alternative energy adoption may shift consumption patterns, presenting both challenges and opportunities for the sector's fuel demand.

  • Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina show strong increases in gasoline use.
  • Poland and Sweden record a decrease in consumption.
  • Denmark sees a substantial drop in gasoline usage.
  • Future trends will be influenced by environmental policies and technological innovations.

Top countries in Motor Gasoline (Excluding Biofuel Portion) Final Consumption in Non-Metallic Minerals Sector by Country

# 10 Countries Terajoules Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 Serbia 51.5 2023 +2.64% +118.67% View data
2 2 Poland 13.76 2023 +19.32% -7.67% View data
3 3 Croatia 10.2 2023 +8.16% +13.57% View data
4 4 Romania 4.57 2023 +0.31% +7.82% View data
5 5 Greece 1.83 2023 +7.47% -0.23% View data
6 6 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1.71 2023 +12.2% +40.53% View data
7 7 Latvia 0.45 2023 +52.7% +59.34% View data
8 8 Sweden 0.12 2023 +26.37% -2.87% View data
9 9 Denmark 0.094 2023 -24.8% -27.89% View data
10 10 Slovenia 0.051 2023 +4.08% +3% View data

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