Canada Energy

Energy Consumption in Canada

Canada consumed 15,062,124,200,000 BTU (15.06 quadrillion BTU) of energy in 2017. This represents 2.59% of global energy consumption. Canada produced 21,881,357,060,000 BTU (21.88 quadrillion BTU) of energy, covering 145% of its annual energy consumption needs.

Non Renewable (Fossil Fuels)
Energy Consumption

68%

10,212,040,774,000 BTU

Oil : 4,944,458,000,000 BTU (33%)

Oil Reserves , Years left , Production , Consumption , Imports/Exports

Gas : 4,609,067,962,000 BTU (31%)

Gas Reserves , Years left , Production , Consumption , Imports/Exports

Coal : 658,514,812,000 BTU (4%)

Coal Reserves , Years left , Production , Consumption , Imports/Exports

Renewable and Nuclear
Energy Consumption

32%

4,850,083,423,000 BTU