Mongolia Fossil Fuel Consumption 1985-2024

Fossil fuel comprises coal, oil, petroleum, and natural gas products.
  • Mongolia fossil fuel consumption for 2014 was 93.20%, a 0.51% increase from 2013.
  • Mongolia fossil fuel consumption for 2013 was 92.69%, a 2.52% increase from 2012.
  • Mongolia fossil fuel consumption for 2012 was 90.17%, a 5.08% decline from 2011.
  • Mongolia fossil fuel consumption for 2011 was 95.25%, a 0.4% increase from 2010.
Data Source: World Bank

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Country Name % of Total Energy Use
Egypt 97.93%
Mongolia 93.20%
Tunisia 88.87%
Moldova 88.69%
Morocco 88.47%
Kosovo 86.12%
Bolivia 84.15%
Kyrgyz Republic 75.48%
Ukraine 75.35%
Bangladesh 73.77%
India 73.58%
Georgia 72.21%
Indonesia 66.09%
Philippines 62.43%
Pakistan 61.59%
Ghana 52.54%
Honduras 52.48%
Sri Lanka 50.55%
El Salvador 48.43%
Angola 48.31%
Myanmar 44.29%
Nicaragua 40.70%
Republic of Congo 40.48%
Cameroon 38.32%
Sudan 31.73%
Cambodia 30.63%
Nigeria 18.88%
Kenya 17.38%
Mongolia Fossil Fuel Consumption - Historical Data
Year % of Total Energy Use Annual Change
2014 93.20% 0.51%
2013 92.69% 2.52%
2012 90.17% -5.08%
2011 95.25% 0.40%
2010 94.85% 0.04%
2009 94.81% 0.28%
2008 94.53% 0.03%
2007 94.50% -0.01%
2006 94.51% 0.59%
2005 93.91% 0.92%
2004 92.99% 0.21%
2003 92.78% -0.21%
2002 92.99% -0.12%
2001 93.11% -0.81%
2000 93.93% -1.71%
1999 95.63% 0.63%
1998 95.00% 0.02%
1997 94.98% 0.07%
1996 94.91% -0.81%
1995 95.72% -0.54%
1994 96.25% -0.56%
1993 96.81% -0.54%
1992 97.35% -0.45%
1991 97.80% 0.63%
1990 97.17% -0.31%
1989 97.48% -0.32%
1988 97.80% 0.13%
1987 97.67% 0.17%
1986 97.50% 0.38%
1985 97.12% 0.38%