The U.S. ranks 3rd in electricity imports
According to the International Energy Agency, in 2010 the United States imported a net total of twenty-six terawatts of electricity, or 10.7% of the world’s total electricity imports. That was enough to make the United States rank third in that category. Italy ranks first, importing forty-four terawatts, or 18.2% of the world’s total. Just five countries–Italy, Brazil, United States, Finland, and Argentina–account for over half of all electricity imports in the world.
Categories: economy, energy, Ranking of 3
Argentina, Brazil, electricity, energy, Finland, imports, International Energy Agency, Italy
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