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Ecuador · Annual SERIES

Electricity consumption in Ecuador

Annual net electric power consumption across an economy, divided by its midyear population, in kilowatt-hours per person.

1,676kilowatt-hours per person
2023Observation year

+5.42% from 2022

Ecuador
Electricity consumption in Ecuador, 2000–2025kilowatt-hours per person. Underlying figures are available in the data table.5038301,1571,4841,811200020052010201520202025

kilowatt-hours per person · World Bank · Missing observations remain gaps.

Underlying data

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Electricity consumption · Ecuador · kilowatt-hours per person
YearValueStatus & source note
2025Not availablemissing
2024Not availablemissing
20231675.63186443578present
20221589.55137588598present
20211550.01110140029present
20201467.05258415491present
20191510.20578348781present
20181484.61422464773present
20171451.35430199399present
20161423.43545243697present
20151418.39916760035present
20141367.6850893077present
20131297.45264288364present
20121254.41540222271present
20111164.40921826357present
20101100.50644388575present
20091027.92710674807present
2008980.775429390275present
2007929.528299457323present
2006936.382034215073present
2005848.10499486392present
2004804.779236460556present
2003717.752046655229present
2002694.068533996952present
2001649.924016748846present
2000637.786162506937present

Definition & method

WDI publishes IEA energy statistics from national energy agencies, adjusted to international definitions. Net consumption accounts for electricity production, trade, losses and generating plants’ own use, then divides by midyear population.

Annual net electric power consumption across an economy, divided by its midyear population, in kilowatt-hours per person.

What to keep in mind

  • This includes electricity across economic sectors; it is not household electricity consumption or an electricity bill.
  • IEA source coverage and methods can change, producing breaks in time series. The source describes a different calculation convention for the United States.
  • Consumption does not measure supply reliability, outages or electricity access.
  • Missing years remain missing. An association with economic output does not establish causation.
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