The current electricity generation from other fossil fuels in twh of the United States is 33.0TWh, this is a decrease of 5.6TWh (-14.6%) compared to 2022.
Electricity generation from other fossil fuels in TWh by the United States
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Data availability:
Regions:
214
Date range: 2000 to 2023
Points:
4,977
Measure:
Terawatt-hour
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Generation from other fossil in TWh
United States Generation from other fossil in TWh between 2000 and 2023
Period | Generation from other fossil in TWh | Change |
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2023 | 33.0TWh | -5.6TWh |
2022 | 38.6TWh | +3.4TWh |
2021 | 35.2TWh | +0.9TWh |
2020 | 34.3TWh | -3.1TWh |
2019 | 37.4TWh | -5.2TWh |
2018 | 42.7TWh | +4.8TWh |
2017 | 37.9TWh | -1.6TWh |
2016 | 39.5TWh | -4.9TWh |
2015 | 44.4TWh | +0.8TWh |
2014 | 43.7TWh | +3.4TWh |
2013 | 40.3TWh | +1.2TWh |
2012 | 39.1TWh | -2.7TWh |
2011 | 41.8TWh | -5.7TWh |
2010 | 47.5TWh | -1.0TWh |
2009 | 48.5TWh | -6.9TWh |
2008 | 55.4TWh | -19.8TWh |
2007 | 75.2TWh | +3.6TWh |
2006 | 71.6TWh | -54.5TWh |
2005 | 126.1TWh | -3.8TWh |
2004 | 129.9TWh | -2.5TWh |
2003 | 132.4TWh | +28.7TWh |
2002 | 103.7TWh | -31.9TWh |
2001 | 135.6TWh | +19.6TWh |
2000 | 116.0TWh |