Energy Consumption Around the World As most people suspect, the United States is the number one consumer of oil in the world, followed by China, Japan, India, Russia, Germany, South Korea, and Canada....


Energy Consumption Around the World


As most people suspect, the United States is the number one consumer of oil in the world, followed by China, Japan, India, Russia, Germany, South Korea, and Canada. China, however, is the world’s largest consumer of coal, with the United States coming in number two, followed by India, Japan, and Russia. The annual oil and coal consumption figures for eight of the top total energy-consuming nations in the world, according to figures released by the
BP Statistical Review of World Energy
for a recent year, are as follows.

























































Oil Consumption



Coal Consumption



Country



(million tons)



(million tons oil equivalent)



United States



943.1



573.7



China



368.0



1311.4



Japan



228.9



125.3



India



128.5



208.0



Russia



125.9



94.5



Germany



112.5



86.0



South Korea



107.6



59.7



Canada



102.3



30.4



Managerial and Statistical Questions


Suppose you are an energy industry analyst and you are asked to prepare a brief report showing the leading energy-consumption countries in both oil and coal.


1. What is the best way to display the energy consumption data in a report? Are the raw data enough? Can you effectively display the data graphically?


2. Is there a way to graphically display oil and coal figures together so that readers can visually compare countries on their consumptions of the two different energy sources?



May 25, 2022
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