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I E A S T A T I S T I C S
INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY
AGENCE INTERNATIONALE DE L’ENERGIE
INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY
ENERGY STATISTICS
OF NON-OECD COUNTRIES
20 01 - 20 02
STATISTIQUES DE L’ENERGIE
DES PAYS NON-MEMBRES
2004 Edition
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................................................xi
PART I: METHODOLOGY

1. Issues of Data Quality...................................I.3 4. Notes on Summary Tables...........................I.19
2. General Notes................................................I.7 5. Geographical Coverage...............................I.21
3. Notes on Energy Sources............................I.13 6. Country Notes and Sources.........................I.23
PART II: STATISTICAL DATA
ANNUAL TABLES 2001-2002
World............................................................II.4 Colombia..................................................II.130
OECD Total...............................................II.10 Congo.......................................................II.136
Non-OECD Total.......................................II.16 Dem. Rep. of Congo.................................II.139
Africa..........................................................II.22 Costa Rica.................................................II.142
Latin America.............................................II.25 Cote d’Ivoire.............................................II.145
Asia (excluding China)...............................II.28 Croatia......................................................II.148
China (PR of China and Hong Kong)........II.31 Cuba..........................................................II.154
Non-OECD Europe....................................II.37 Cyprus.......................................................II.157
Former USSR.............................................II.40 Dominican Republic.................................II.160
Middle East................................................II.46 Ecuador.....................................................II.163
Albania.......................................................II.49 Egypt.........................................................II.166
Algeria........................................................II.52 El Salvador...............................................II.169
Angola........................................................II.58 Eritrea.......................................................II.172
Argentina....................................................II.61 Estonia......................................................II.175
Armenia......................................................II.67 Ethiopia....................................................II.181
Azerbaijan..................................................II.70 Gabon.......................................................II.184
Bahrain.......................................................II.73 Georgia.....................................................II.187
Bangladesh.................................................II.76 Ghana........................................................II.190
Belarus........................................................II.79 Gibraltar....................................................II.193
Benin..........................................................II.85 Guatemala.................................................II.196
Bolivia........................................................II.88 Haiti..........................................................II.199
Bosnia and Herzegovina.............................II.91 Honduras..................................................II.202
Brazil..........................................................II.94 Hong Kong, China....................................II.205
Brunei.......................................................II.100 India..........................................................II.211
Bulgaria....................................................II.103 Indonesia...................................................II.217
Cameroon.................................................II.109 Iran, Islamic Republic of..........................II.223
Chile.........................................................II.112 Iraq............................................................II.226
China, People’s Republic of.....................II.118 Israel.........................................................II.229
Chinese Taipei..........................................II.124 Jamaica.....................................................II.235
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Jordan.......................................................II.238 Qatar.........................................................II.343
Kazakhstan...............................................II.241 Romania....................................................II.346
Kenya........................................................II.244 Russia.......................................................II.352
Korea, Dem. People’s Rep. of..................II.247 Saudi Arabia.............................................II.358
Kuwait......................................................II.250 Senegal.....................................................II.361
Kyrgyzstan................................................II.253 Serbia and Montenegro.............................II.364
Latvia........................................................II.256 Singapore..................................................II.367
Lebanon....................................................II.262 Slovenia....................................................II.370
Libya.........................................................II.265 South Africa.............................................II.376
Lithuania...................................................II.268 Sri Lanka..................................................II.382
Former Yugoslav Rep. of Macedonia Sudan........................................................II.385
(FYROM).................................................II.274 Syria..........................................................II.388
Malaysia...................................................II.277 Tajikistan..................................................II.391
Malta.........................................................II.283 Tanzania, United Republic of...................II.394
Moldova, Republic of...............................II.286 Thailand....................................................II.397
Morocco...................................................II.292 Togo..........................................................II.403
Mozambique.............................................II.298 Trinidad & Tobago...................................II.406
Myanmar..................................................II.301 Tunisia......................................................II.409
Namibia....................................................II.304 Turkmenistan............................................II.415
Nepal........................................................II.307 Ukraine.....................................................II.418
Netherlands Antilles.................................II.310 United Arab Emirates...............................II.424
Nicaragua.................................................II.313 Uruguay....................................................II.427
Nigeria......................................................II.316 Uzbekistan................................................II.430
Oman........................................................II.319 Venezuela.................................................II.436
Pakistan....................................................II.322 Vietnam....................................................II.442
Panama.....................................................II.328 Yemen......................................................II.445
Paraguay...................................................II.331 Yugoslavia, Former..................................II.448
Peru..........................................................II.334 Zambia......................................................II.451
Philippines................................................II.337 Zimbabwe.................................................II.454
SUMMARY TABLES
Production................................................II.458 Final Consumption...................................II.505
Refinery Output of Petroleum Products...II.487 Industry Consumption..............................II.518
Net Imports...............................................II.490 Consumption in Transport........................II.531
OIL DEMAND BY PRODUCT
Oil Demand by product in tonnes and
barrels per day.....................................II.538

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TABLE DES MATIERES
INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................xiii
PARTIE I: METHODOLOGIE

1. De la qualité des données............................I.51 4. Notes concernant les tableaux
récapitulatifs................................................I.69
2. Notes générales...........................................I.55
5. Couverture géographique............................I.71
3. Notes concernant les sources
d'énergie......................................................I.61 6. Notes et sources par pays.............................I.23
PARTIE II: DONNEES STATISTIQUES
TABLEAUX ANNUELS 2001-2002
Monde...........................................................II.4 Cameroun.................................................II.109
Total OCDE...............................................II.10 Chili..........................................................II.112
Total non-OCDE........................................II.16 Rép. pop. de Chine...................................II.118
Afrique.......................................................II.22 Chypre......................................................II.157
Amérique latine..........................................II.25 Colombie .................................................II.130
Asie (Chine non incluse)............................II.28 Congo.......................................................II.136
Chine (Rép. pop. de Chine et Hong Kong)II.31 République dém. du Congo......................II.139
Europe non-OCDE.....................................II.37 République pop. dém. de Corée...............II.247
Ex-URSS....................................................II.40 Costa Rica.................................................II.142
Moyen-Orient.............................................II.46 Côte d'Ivoire.............................................II.145
Afrique du Sud.........................................II.376 Croatie......................................................II.148
Albanie.......................................................II.49 Cuba..........................................................II.154
Algérie........................................................II.52 Egypte.......................................................II.166
Angola........................................................II.58 El Salvador...............................................II.169
Antilles néerlandaises...............................II.310 Emirats arabes unis...................................II.424
Arabie saoudite.........................................II.358 Equateur....................................................II.163
Argentine....................................................II.61 Erythrée....................................................II.172
Arménie......................................................II.67 Estonie......................................................II.175
Azerbaïdjan................................................II.70 Ethiopie....................................................II.181
Bahreïn.......................................................II.73 Gabon.......................................................II.184
Bangladesh.................................................II.76 Géorgie.....................................................II.187
Bélarus........................................................II.79 Ghana........................................................II.190
Bénin..........................................................II.85 Gibraltar....................................................II.193
Bolivie........................................................II.88 Guatemala.................................................II.196
Bosnie-Herzégovine...................................II.91 Haïti..........................................................II.199
Brésil..........................................................II.94 Honduras..................................................II.202
Brunei.......................................................II.100 Hong-Kong, Chine...................................II.205
Bulgarie....................................................II.103 Inde...........................................................II.211
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Indonésie..................................................II.217 Paraguay...................................................II.331
Irak...........................................................II.226 Pérou.........................................................II.334
Rép. Islamique d’Iran...............................II.223 Philippines................................................II.337
Israël.........................................................II.229 Qatar.........................................................II.343
Jamaïque...................................................II.235 République dominicaine...........................II.160
Jordanie....................................................II.238 Roumanie..................................................II.346
Kazakhstan...............................................II.241 Russie.......................................................II.352
Kenya........................................................II.244 Sénégal.....................................................II.361
Kirghizistan..............................................II.253 Serbie et Monténégro...............................II.364
Koweït......................................................II.250 Singapour..................................................II.367
Lettonie.....................................................II.256 Slovénie....................................................II.370
Liban.........................................................II.262 Soudan......................................................II.385
Libye.........................................................II.265 Sri Lanka..................................................II.382
Lituanie.....................................................II.268 Syrie..........................................................II.388
Ex-Rép. yougoslave de Macédoine Tadjikistan................................................II.391
(ex-RYM).................................................II.274 République-Unie de Tanzanie..................II.394
Malaisie....................................................II.277 Taipei chinois...........................................II.124
Malte.........................................................II.283 Thaïlande..................................................II.397
Maroc.......................................................II.292 Togo..........................................................II.403
Rép. de Moldavie.....................................II.286 Trinité-et-Tobago......................................II.406
Mozambique.............................................II.298 Tunisie......................................................II.409
Myanmar..................................................II.301 Turkménistan............................................II.415
Namibie....................................................II.304 Ukraine.....................................................II.418
Népal........................................................II.307 Uruguay....................................................II.427
Nicaragua.................................................II.313 Vénézuela.................................................II.436
Nigéria......................................................II.316 Viêt-Nam..................................................II.442
Oman........................................................II.319 Yémen......................................................II.445
Ouzbékistan..............................................II.430 Ex-Yougoslavie........................................II.448
Pakistan....................................................II.322 Zambie......................................................II.451
Panama.....................................................II.328 Zimbabwe.................................................II.454
TABLEAUX RECAPITULATIFS
Production................................................II.458 Consommation finale................................II.505
Production de produits pét. en raffineries.II.487 Consommation industrielle.......................II.518
Importations nettes...................................II.490 Consommation dans les transports...........II.531
PRODUITS PETROLIERS
Demande de produits raffinés par
groupes principaux..............................II.538

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ABBREVIATIONS

Btu: British thermal unit
GWh: gigawatt hour
kcal: kilocalorie
kg: kilogramme
kJ: kilojoule
Mt: million tonnes
m3: cubic metre
t: metric ton = tonne = 1000 kg
TJ: terajoule
toe: tonne of oil equivalent = 107 kcal

GDP Gross Domestic Product
CHP: combined heat and power
GCV: gross calorific value
HHV: higher heating value = GCV
LHV: lower heating value = NCV
NCV: net calorific value
PPP: purchasing power parity

AfDB African Development Bank
EU: European Union
FAO Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations
IEA: International Energy Agency
OECD: Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development
OLADE: Organización Latinoamericana de Energía
UN: United Nations

IPCC Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
ISIC International Standard Industrial Classification
UNIPEDE International Union of Producers and Distributors of Electrical Energy

- not applicable, nil or not available

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ABREVIATIONS

Btu: British thermal unit
GWh: gigawattheure
kcal: kilocalorie
kg: kilogramme
kJ: kilojoule
Mt: million de tonnes
m3 mètre cube
:
t: tonne métrique = 1000 kg
tep: tonne d’équivalent pétrole = 107 kcal
TJ: térajoule

PCI: pouvoir calorifique inférieur
PCS: pouvoir calorifique supérieur
PPA: parité de pouvoir d’achat

AIE: Agence Internationale de l’Energie
BAfD: Banque Africaine de développement
FAO: Organisation des Nations Unies pour l’alimentation et l’agriculture
OCDE: Organisation de Coopération et de Développement Economiques
OLADE: Organización Latinoamericana de Energía
ONU: Organisation des Nations Unies
UE: Union Européenne

CITI Classification Internationale Type par Industrie
GIEC Groupe d’experts intergouvernemental sur l’évolution du climat
UNIPEDE Union Internationale des Producteurs et Distributeurs d’Energie Electrique

- sans objet, néant ou non-disponsible

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INTRODUCTION
This publication is intended for those involved in publication. Special methodological issues arise in a
analytical and policy work related to international number of countries. In some countries data are
energy issues. It provides detailed statistics on pro- based on secondary sources, and where incomplete
duction, trade and consumption for each source of or unavailable, on estimates. In general, data are
energy in more than 100 non-OECD countries, and likely to be more accurate for production, trade
main regions, including developing countries, Cen- and total consumption than for individual sectors
tral and Eastern European countries and the former in transformation or final consumption. Commod-
USSR. The consistency and complementarity of ity balances are presented in two formats reflect-
OECD and non-OECD countries’ statistics ensure ing the degree of detail available. Moreover, the
an accurate picture of the global energy situation. breakdown by fuel of electricity and heat produc-
tion in the transformation sector provided in the
The data shown in this publication for the Member
Energy Statistics of OECD Countries is not
countries of the Economic Commission for Europe
shown in this publication. General issues of data
of the United Nations (UN-ECE) are based mostly
quality, country notes and individual country data
on information provided in five annual question-
should be consulted when using regional aggre-
naires common to the OECD, the UN-ECE and the
European Union: “Oil”, “Natural Gas”, “Solid gates.
Fossil Fuels”, “Renewables and Wastes”, and A companion volume – Energy Balances of Non-
“Electricity and Heat” completed by the national OECD Countries 2001-2002 – presents correspond-
administrations. ing data in comprehensive balances expressed in a
common unit, million tonnes of oil equivalent
The commodity balances for the other countries are
(Mtoe), with 1 toe = 107 kcal = 41.868 gigajoules.
based on national energy data of heterogeneous na-
ture which have been converted and adjusted to fit Energy data on OECD and non-OECD countries
the IEA’s format. This volume has been prepared in
are collected by the team in the Energy Statistics
close collaboration with other international organisa-
Division (ESD) of the IEA Secretariat, headed by
tions including the Organizacíon Latino Americana
Mr. Jean-Yves Garnier. Non-OECD countries sta-
De Energía (OLADE), the Asia Pacific Energy Re-
tistics are currently the responsibility of Ms. Gaëlle
search Centre, the United Nations Statistics Divi-
Balestat, Mr. Bruno Castellano, Mr. Antonio
sion, the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting
Di Cecca, Mrs. Emmanuelle Guidetti and Mr. Uğur
Countries (OPEC), and the Forestry Department of
Őcal. Mr. Riccardo Quercioli has overall editorial
the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the
responsibility. Secretarial support was supplied by
United Nations. It draws upon and complements the
Mrs. Sharon Burghgraeve and Mrs. Susan Stolarow.
extensive work of the United Nations in the field of
We would like to thank our numerous contacts
world energy statistics.
world-wide in national administrations, and in pub-
While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of lic and private companies for their helpful co-
the data, quality is not homogeneous throughout the operation.
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Also in the IEA Secretariat, thanks are due to Enquiries about data, methodology, or comments
Mr. Lawrence Metzroth for his assistance with and suggestions should be addressed to the head of
non-OECD coal statistics. the non-OECD Countries Section, Energy Statistics
Division, at:
Complete supply and consumption data from 1971
to 2002 are available on CD-ROM suitable for Energy Statistics Division
use on IBM-compatible personal computers. . International Energy Agency
9, rue de la Fédération,
In addition, a data service is available on the inter-
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