Global Direct On-Farm Energy Consumption Share by Country (Thousand Tonnes Of Oil Equivalent)

The United States led global direct on-farm energy consumption at 30.81 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent in 2023, despite a 1.72% decline from the previous year. Russia and Canada followed, with Russia showing a 1.98% decrease and Canada a smaller reduction of 0.69%. Argentina and several smaller markets like New Zealand and the Philippines experienced significant growth rates, highlighting shifting consumption patterns. Meanwhile, countries like Kazakhstan and Estonia faced sharper declines, indicative of broader regional trends and economic factors.

Future trends to watch include:

• Emerging markets like Colombia and the Philippines with double-digit growth rates suggest potential shifts in energy consumption dynamics.
• The adoption of sustainable practices might reduce on-farm energy needs in countries facing declines.
• Technological advancements and policy changes could impact future energy consumption patterns across the board.
• Pay attention to geopolitical dynamics that could influence energy availability and cost, reshaping the consumption landscape.