Israel's electricity generation rose from 32.6 in 1996 to 82.1 in 2025.
Israel's primary energy consumption rose from 195.2 in 1995 to 277.8 in 2024.
Israel · Energy
Generation, consumption, mix, dependence and intensity.
26 indicators · 26 with data
Israel's electricity consumption per capita rose from 5,922.2 kWh in 1996 to 8,626.5 kWh in 2025.
Israel's solar electricity generation rose from 0 in 1996 to 13.3 in 2025.
Israel's wind electricity generation rose from 0 in 1996 to 0.5 in 2025.
Israel's hydropower electricity generation fell from 0.0 in 1996 to 0 in 2025.
Israel's nuclear electricity generation was 0 in 1996 and 0 in 2025.
Israel's energy use per capita fell from 36,455.3 kWh in 1995 to 29,591.3 kWh in 2024.
Israel's renewable energy was 6.2 % in 1992 and 6.2 % in 2021.
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- Renewable electricityup +3.1 pts70th of 90
- Fossil fuel electricity sharedown −3.1 pts74th of 90
- Low-carbon electricity shareup +3.1 pts74th of 90
- Hydropower electricity sharedown −0.0 pts84th of 89
- Nuclear electricity shareunchanged +0.0 pts31st of 81
- Solar electricity shareup +3.1 pts19th of 90
- Wind electricity sharedown −0.0 pts70th of 88
- Coal electricity sharedown −10.9 pts46th of 89
- Gas electricity shareup +8.3 pts9th of 87
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- Energy importsdown −12.4 pts49th of 64
- Net electricity imports (% of demand)up +0.2 pts81st of 90
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- Energy intensity of GDPdown −1.0 %73rd of 165
- Carbon intensity of electricitydown −8.9 %62nd of 90
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- Access to electricity (% of population)unchanged +0.0 pts1st of 215
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- Oil productionup +0.4 %93rd of 204*
- Gas productionup +8.2 %30th of 49
- Coal productionunchanged +0.066th of 204*