Global Total Primary Energy Supply Share by Country (Million Tonnes Of Oil Equivalent)

In 2023, Germany had the largest share of global total primary energy supply among the given countries, albeit with a slight decline. France and the UK also experienced slight decreases, while Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Qatar showed positive growth. Significant year-on-year growth was observed in Ghana, Mongolia, and Costa Rica, indicating increasing energy demand or production capabilities. Smaller economies like Montenegro and Morocco, despite limited shares, displayed an upward trend, likely due to developmental progresses. The forecasted data for 2024 suggests a continued trend for countries with emerging economies to gradually increase their energy supply share.

Future trends to watch include the transition towards renewable energy, which could alter the energy supply landscape. The drive for energy efficiency and sustainable sources might reshape shares, especially as nations implement policies aligning with global environmental goals. Potential geopolitical shifts and technological advancements in energy sectors will also play crucial roles in shaping primary energy supplies globally.