The Energy data category provides an in-depth look at the generation, consumption, and types of energy used across the globe. Metrics such as Coal Consumption by Country, Gas Consumption by Country, and Oil Consumption by Countryoffer insights into the reliance on fossil fuels for energy needs. The Electricity Demand and Electricity Generation metrics illustrate the total energy requirements and production capabilities of different nations.

Electricity as Share of Primary Energy and Electricity from Fossil Fuels help assess the role of electricity in overall energy use, while Electricity from Coal and Fossil Fuel Primary Energy indicate the continuing dependency on carbon-intensive sources. Renewable and cleaner energy sources are highlighted by Hydropower Consumption, Solar Energy Consumption, and Wind Generation, reflecting the transition towards sustainable energy alternatives.

Nuclear Energy Generation shows the role of nuclear power in the energy mix, providing a low-carbon alternative to fossil fuels. Metrics like Energy Use Per Capita, Gas Consumption Per Capita, and Oil Consumption Per Capita offer insights into how energy use varies among different populations and regions.

The share of electricity generated from various sources is captured by metrics such as Share of Electricity from Gas, Share of Electricity from Solar, and Share of Electricity from Wind, showing how diverse or concentrated the energy generation mix is in each country.

These energy datasets together provide a comprehensive view of global energy trends, highlighting consumption patterns, shifts towards renewables, and regional variations in energy use and production.