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Electricity consumption in Serbia

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

5,090kilowatt-hours per person
2023Observation year

-0.47% from 2022

Serbia
Electricity consumption in Serbia, 2000–2025kilowatt-hours per person. Underlying figures are available in the data table.3,7674,1424,5184,8935,269200020052010201520202025

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

Underlying data

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Electricity consumption · Serbia · kilowatt-hours per person
YearValueStatus & source note
2025Not availablemissing
2024Not availablemissing
20235089.5468236345present
20225113.70107266182present
20215034.14674687745present
20204778.43135492815present
20194800.8454717515present
20184727.46270589024present
20174709.39591713719present
20164620.36161002573present
20154539.71265539859present
20144271.0193111488present
20134442.72162642208present
20124385.06049506096present
20114488.06947097078present
20104358.81217362396present
20094224.39766544863present
20084291.84315793455present
20074159.13722524679present
20064040.44002019006present
20053921.90645886198present
20044258.25156833764present
20034234.69215199708present
20024304.38220855354present
20014190.74842142257present
20003977.46458185932present

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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