Energy consumption and electricity generation by type, and carbon dioxide emissions by country and region around the world.

- Oil, natural gas, coal, nuclear power, hydroelectric power, renewable energy -

◇An overview of the world's energy and CO₂ in one book. ◇From oil to renewable energy—compare the current state of the world through graphs categorized by country, region, and type of energy. ◇A collection of global energy statistics to support decisions in policy, business, research, and education. This book is a systematic compilation of data based on the Energy Institute's "Statistical Review of World Energy 2026," organizing energy supply and consumption, electricity generation and capacity, and carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions by country, region, and type of energy into graphs. What energy sources do different countries and regions depend on, how do they generate electricity, and how much CO₂ do they emit? Through six categories—oil, natural gas, coal, nuclear, hydro, and renewable energy—this resource allows for comparison and reference of their respective characteristics and differences. It serves as foundational material for energy and environmental policy, corporate business planning and market research, as well as research and education. ■Main Contents Introduction 1. Energy Supply and Consumption 2. Electricity Generation 3. Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) Emissions Appendix

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