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Energy imports, net (% of energy use)

Latest available World Bank World Development Indicators value for each country, using observations from 2020–2024.

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Key Insights

Global Average
-11.8%
Median: 26.2%
Countries Covered
140
with available data
Highest
Malta
403.6%
Lowest
South Sudan
-859.5%
Top 5 Countries
1Malta403.6%
2Singapore279.6%
3Hong Kong175.7%
4Panama171.2%
5Cyprus117.0%
By Region
Europe33.8%(31 countries)
North America-9.7%(4 countries)
South America-14.9%(7 countries)
Asia-14.9%(25 countries)
Other-25.3%(62 countries)

Country Rankings

Top 10 Countries

Bottom 10 Countries

Data Analysis

Value Distribution

How countries are distributed across the value range

Low (-859.5%)High (403.6%)

Regional Comparison

Average values by world region (Global avg: -11.8%)

Europe (31)
North America (4)
South America (7)
Asia (25)
Other (62)
Africa (9)
Oceania (2)

Percentile Profile

The curve shows how values change from the lowest to the highest country. Steep sections reveal inequality or outliers.

0th percentile · lowest100th percentile · highest

About This Statistic

Latest available World Bank World Development Indicators value for each country, using observations from 2020–2024. Source: World Bank World Development Indicators.

Methodology

Country values are taken from the latest observation available in the linked source series.

Full Data

Rank Country Value
1Malta403.6%
2Singapore279.6%
3Hong Kong175.7%
4Panama171.2%
5Cyprus117.0%
6Jamaica112.6%
7Luxembourg109.6%
8Lebanon96.9%
9Jordan96.4%
10Dominican Republic94.4%
11Morocco93.6%
12Greece89.2%
13Belgium89.2%
14Japan87.3%
15Netherlands87.0%
16Ireland85.8%
17South Korea84.6%
18Moldova, Republic of81.2%
19Georgia79.9%
20Italy79.6%
21Portugal77.2%
22Belarus77.1%
23Spain77.0%
24Armenia76.9%
25Türkiye72.0%
26Lithuania71.5%
27Germany70.5%
28Senegal69.0%
29Austria64.0%
30The Republic of North Macedonia63.8%
31Cuba62.8%
32Hungary62.5%
33Chile62.3%
34Syrian Arab Republic61.3%
35Honduras60.6%
36Namibia60.5%
37Costa Rica60.4%
38Sri Lanka60.0%
39El Salvador59.5%
40Cambodia58.9%
41Slovakia57.9%
42Thailand57.5%
43Croatia57.3%
44Philippines54.4%
45Tunisia53.1%
46Switzerland51.7%
47Slovenia48.9%
48Poland48.8%
49France47.1%
50Nicaragua46.5%
51Uruguay46.2%
52Bangladesh44.3%
53United Kingdom44.0%
54Denmark43.8%
55Serbia42.6%
56Czech Republic42.0%
57Bulgaria40.9%
58Benin40.9%
59Pakistan39.8%
60Guatemala38.4%
61India36.1%
62Latvia34.3%
63Vietnam34.0%
64Kyrgyzstan33.8%
65New Zealand31.6%
66Finland30.3%
67Romania28.1%
68Tajikistan28.0%
69Sweden27.8%
70Nepal27.4%
71Bosnia and Herzegovina24.9%
72Montenegro24.4%
73People's Republic of China24.0%
74Botswana23.7%
75Ukraine23.6%
76Albania22.7%
77Kenya22.4%
78Mexico21.6%
79Eswatini20.6%
80Uganda20.5%
81Egypt20.3%
82Sudan18.9%
83Zimbabwe17.0%
84Cote d'Ivoire14.4%
85Israel13.7%
86United Republic of Tanzania12.9%
87Suriname12.3%
88Peru12.2%
89Ethiopia10.8%
90Rwanda10.6%
91Zambia9.0%
92Niger5.4%
93North Korea4.9%
94Estonia3.8%
95Democratic Republic of the Congo1.6%
96Uzbekistan1.5%
97Argentina0.4%
98Malaysia-0.6%
99Paraguay-4.7%
100United States of America-9.0%
101Yemen-11.0%
102South Africa-12.5%
103Brazil-13.7%
104Myanmar-19.0%
105Ghana-22.4%
106Cameroon-28.7%
107Islamic Republic of Iran-32.5%
108Bahrain-45.5%
109Lao People's Democratic Republic-49.0%
110Nigeria-66.3%
111Bolivia-67.3%
112Ecuador-69.4%
113Venezuela-73.9%
114Russian Federation-75.1%
115Trinidad and Tobago-75.5%
116Indonesia-89.5%
117Canada-89.6%
118Mozambique-106.4%
119Turkmenistan-109.8%
120Kazakhstan-119.1%
121Algeria-129.3%
122Colombia-142.0%
123United Arab Emirates-171.5%
124Brunei Darussalam-172.6%
125Chad-177.8%
126Saudi Arabia-178.2%
127Gabon-187.6%
128Oman-213.6%
129Australia-214.5%
130Mongolia-226.4%
131Libya-249.7%
132Azerbaijan-256.0%
133Iraq-274.9%
134Kuwait-283.1%
135Republic of the Congo-347.4%
136Angola-354.0%
137Qatar-396.1%
138Equatorial Guinea-422.8%
139Norway-704.0%
140South Sudan-859.5%
Showing 140 of 140 countries

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Data Source

This data comes from World Bank World Development Indicators (2026).

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