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Nuclear electricity generation by country

terawatt-hours · 81 countries ranked · 2025

Rank 1 = highest value; “better” is not defined for this indicator.25 of 81
  1. 1United StatesWorld rank 1st of 81
    up +0.4 %
  2. 2ChinaWorld rank 2nd of 81
    up +8.2 %
  3. 3FranceWorld rank 3rd of 81
    up +3.1 %
  4. 4RussiaWorld rank 4th of 81
    up +1.4 %
  5. 5South KoreaWorld rank 5th of 81
    down −2.2 %
  6. 6JapanWorld rank 6th of 81
    up +10.8 %
  7. 7CanadaWorld rank 7th of 81
    down −0.2 %
  8. 8SpainWorld rank 8th of 81
    down −0.8 %
  9. 9IndiaWorld rank 9th of 81
    down −1.6 %
  10. 10SwedenWorld rank 10th of 81
    down −7.0 %
  11. 11United KingdomWorld rank 11th of 81
    down −10.4 %
  12. 12FinlandWorld rank 12th of 81
    up +0.7 %
  13. 13CzechiaWorld rank 13th of 81
    up +7.5 %
  14. 14BelgiumWorld rank 14th of 81
    down −22.8 %
  15. 15PakistanWorld rank 15th of 81
    up +3.6 %
  16. 16SwitzerlandWorld rank 16th of 81
    down −19.2 %
  17. 17SlovakiaWorld rank 17th of 81
    up +6.0 %
  18. 18BelarusWorld rank 18th of 81
    up +8.2 %
  19. 19HungaryWorld rank 19th of 81
    up +0.5 %
  20. 20BrazilWorld rank 20th of 81
    up +0.6 %
  21. 21BulgariaWorld rank 21st of 81
    down −5.9 %
  22. 22ArgentinaWorld rank 22nd of 81
    up +3.0 %
  23. 23South AfricaWorld rank 23rd of 81
    up +30.9 %
  24. 24RomaniaWorld rank 24th of 81
    down −6.5 %
  25. 25MexicoWorld rank 25th of 81
    down −17.5 %

On the map

Nuclear electricity generation, 2025. Quantile classes; hatched = no data.

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Rank over time

Position in the world ranking by year, up to 5 countries. Rank 1 is at the top.

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Rank by year for United States, China, France, 2000–2024.