logo Enerdata

Global Energy Transition Statistics

Access 2022 world energy and climate data and key decarbonisation indices

Welcome on Enerdata's interactive data tool.
Explore the latest data and trends in the energy industry by browsing intuitive maps and graphs.

Access energy statistics:

  • on production, consumption and trade of oil, gas, coal, power and renewables;
  • on CO2 emissions from fuel combustion;
  • covering 57 countries and regions throughout the world;
  • from 1990 to 2022.

Get exclusive foresight on mid-term European energy trends resulting from the Ukrainian situation.

Benefit from the user-friendly features:

  • Interactive map for area selection, with zoom in & out control;
  • Country selection for benchmarking;
  • Free period selection;
  • Animated data evolution over the years from 1990 to 2022;
  • Export data globally or by energy source.
Total energy consumption 2022
Browse data
World Decarbonisation Indices

Figures in orange: data for 2022

Figures in blue: data for 2021

Based on G20 statistics and rest of the world estimates.

Energy intensity

-1.2%

-1.0%

Global energy intensity slightly improved in 2022 (-1.2%) but remains below the 2010-2019 average (-1.9%/year) and insufficient to meet the 2°C pathway.

Electrification

20.4%

20.4%

The share of electricity in global final consumption rose by 3 percentage points between 2010 and 2021 (stable in 2022), as a rising share of electricity is used in industry, residential and services sectors, and in the road transport sector.

Share of RES

+1.5pp

+0pp

In 2022, the share of renewables in the global power mix rose by 1.5 percentage point to 30% (from 20% in 2010).

CO2 emissions

+2.5%

+6%

Global energy-related CO2 emissions increased again in 2022 (+2.5%, twice faster than over 2010-2019) despite the global economic slowdown, above the 2019 level.

Carbon factor

+0.5%

+1.1%

The global carbon factor increased again by 0.5% in 2022, while a more than 3%/year reduction would be required to reach the 2°C pathway.
Key 2022 Global Energy Figures

Total energy

+7.3%

Steady increase in India’s energy consumption (as in 2021, twice the 2010-2019 average).

Coal, lignite

+8.8%

New increase in coal consumption in China.

Crude oil

+16%

Surge in crude oil production in Saudi Arabia.

Oil products

+10%

New increase in oil products consumption in India.

Natural gas

-13%

Fall in the EU gas consumption.

Electricity

+6%

New acceleration in Saudi Arabia’s electricity consumption, above its 2010-2019 average.

Global Energy Trends - 2023 Edition

Global Energy Trends - 2023 Edition

Enerdata's Global Energy and Climate Trends report analyses key statistics, the Global Stocktake and the natural gas crisis resulting from the Ukraine conflict.

Download the publication

Global Energy & CO2 Data

Global Energy & CO2 Data

Access to the most comprehensive and up-to-date database on energy supply, demand, prices and GHG emissions (186 countries).

Discover this service