Key figures - Denmark - 2014
Gross Energy Consumption and Final Energy Consumption
| Gross Energy Consumption | 755 | PJ |
|---|---|---|
| Gross Energy Consumption per Capita | 134 | GJ |
| Energy Intensity, Gross Energy Consumption | 415 | GJ/Million DKK |
| Final Energy Consumption | 608 | PJ |
| Final Energy Consumption per Capita | 608 | GJ |
| Energy Intensity, Final Energy Consumption /GDP | 334 | GJ/Million DKK |
| Population | 5,7 | Million |
| GDP (2000-prices) | 1818 | Billion DKK |
Degree of Self-sufficiency
| Total Degree ofSelf-sufficiency | 90 | % |
|---|---|---|
| Dependency of Oil | 127 | % |
| Share of Oil in Gross Energy Consumption | 37 | % |
Renewable Energy - Share of Gross Energy Consumption
| RE-share of final energy Consumption | 28,5 | % |
|---|---|---|
| RE-share of Total Electricity Consumption | 53,4 | % |
Electricity supply system
| Electricity Capacity | 13,657 | MV |
|---|---|---|
| Wind Turbine Capacity - Share of Total Electricity Capacity | 35,8 | % |
| CHP Production - Share of Total Thermal Electricity | 61,1 | % |
| CHP Production - Share of Total District Heating Production | 68,9 | % |
CO2 emissions from energy sector
| CO2 Emissions per Capita | 7,3 | Tonnes |
|---|---|---|
| CO2 Emissions per kWh Electricity Sold kWh | 401 | Gram/kWh |
| CO2 Emissions per Consumed Unit of District Heating | 35 | kg. pr. GJ |
Annual Reporting to the IEA/Eurostat/UN
The Danish Energy Agency reports annual statistics on energy supply and consumption of fuels to the IEA/Eurostat/UN. The file International Reporting contains information on 41 fuels and covers the period 1990-2014.
International Reporting (.xls)