Japan Electricity Consumption by Fuel type 2021

Total Japan Electricity consumption was 0.95 Billion KWH in 2021, has been declining at the rate of 1.3% per year

By 2021, renewables account for 21% share and non-fossil (low carbon) share is 27%. Coal remains the dominant fuel source.

Japan used to have almost 35% non-fossil (low carbon) share in 2010 before it decided to phase out Nuclear energy fuel source due to Fukushima nuclear disaster.


Source - EIA

Date posted: 2022/10/16

URL - Japan Electricity Consumption by Fuel type 2021
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