Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 1999. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

1999 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 2000. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

2000 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 1995. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

1995 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 2008. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

2008 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 2010. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

2010 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 2004. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

2004 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 1993. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

1993 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 2007. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

2007 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 2012. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

2012 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 1992. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

1992 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 1996. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

1996 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 1997. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

1997 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 2003. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

2003 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 2011. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

2011 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 2001. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

2001 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 2009. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

2009 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 1991. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

1991 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 1994. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

1994 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 2005. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

2005 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 2006. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

2006 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 1998. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

1998 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 2002. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

2002 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 2013. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

2013 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 2014. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

2014 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

Annual rate of change (%) in energy intensity for 2015. Energy intensity indicates how much primary energy is needed to produce one unit of gross domestic product (GDP). Having a low energy intensity indicates that a country can increase its economic growth without having to rely as heavily on energy consumption. A negative percentage for the annual rate of change in energy intensity means that the energy intensity had decreased since the previous year.

2015 Annual Rate of Change in Energy Intensity (%)

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