Energy Institute Statistical Review of World Energy
This is a polygon dataset representing 2025 energy data from the Energy Institute Statistical Review of World Energy that was published on 30 June 2026. This is a continuation of an annual review that had been published since 1952 by the energy company bp.
All values are expressed in exajoules (EJ) for comparability.
Data is for 2025 except where noted. Reserves numbers are from 2020 because the methodology and timing for reserves calculation was under review at the time the report was published.
There are three types of numbers depending on the resource:
- Consumption is the estimated heat value of a resource consumed within the borders of the country each year. Primary consumption is total energy consumed within a country in a year measured from primary fossil fuel or renewable energy sources.
- Production for fossil fuels represents the estimated heat value of the fuel produced each year.
- Reserves for fossil fuels represent the estimated heat value for quantities of a fuel resource in the ground within a country's borders "...which geological and engineering data demonstrate with reasonable certainty to be recoverable in future years...under current economic and operating conditions" (bp 2019).
Reserves are converted to exajoules using conversion factors of 0.043 EJ per MM tonnes oil equivalent (MMTOE), and 1.019 EJ per trillion cubic feet (TCF) natural gas. Although the heat content of coal varies widely by quality, the US average 0.0223 EJ per MM tonnes (19.180 million Btu per short ton) is used for simplicity.
Country boundaries are from the Natural Earth large scale (1:10m Cultural Vectors) polygons for world countries (Admin 0 - Countries). French Guiana and Antarctica have been removed to facilitate cleaner mapping in Mercator or equirectantular projections.
Fields
- Name: Country name from the Energy Institute data
- World_Bank_Name: Country name from the World Bank
- ISO_A3: Three-digit ISO alpha 3 code for the country.
- Total_Population: 2025 population data from the World Bank provided to facilitate normalization
- Primary_Consumption_EJ: Total energy supply
- Oil_Consumption_EJ
- Gas_Consumption_EJ
- Coal_Consumption_EJ
- Nuclear_Consumption_EJ
- Hydro_Consumption_EJ
- Solar_Consumption_EJ
- Wind_Consumption_EJ
- Oil_Reserves_EJ (2020)
- Oil_Production_EJ: Crude oil and condensate combined
- Gas_Reserves_EJ (2020)
- Gas_Production_EJ
- Coal_Reserves_EJ (2020)
- Coal_Production_EJ
- CO2_MM_Tonnes: CO2 emissions attributed to energy use only