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Specific electricity consumption, Russian Statistical Yearbook. 2025

· snapshot · rows: 6 · periods: 5 · section: Russian Statistical Yearbook (2025)

Data on the electricity required per tonne of crude oil, petroleum products, or coal are compiled in this collection. Rows are categorized by product type, allowing for a comparison of the energy intensity of oil extraction with refining or coal mining. The information covers the period from 2020 to 2024 and is presented in kWh per tonne

Chart of specific electricity consumption for crude oil production, oil refining, and coal from 2020 to 2024

Synthetic rubbers in primary forms: 75.4% Synthetic rubbers in primary forms75.4% · 1,678 Steel: 9.57% Steel9.57% · 213.0 Crude oil, including gas condensate: 6.20% Crude oil, including gas condensate6.20% · 138.0 Finished rolling: 5.75% Finished rolling5.75% · 128.0 Oil refining, including gas condensate: 2.39% Oil refining, including gas condensate2.39% · 53.1 Coal: 0.66% Coal0.66% · 14.6 2,225
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This is a cross-section: 6 series across 5 breakdowns. 24 values in total.

“Synthetic rubbers in primary forms” leads the table with 1,716, “Coal” closes it with 14.3. The gap between them is 120-fold.

All table numbers are series: 6
Series 20202022202320242024
Нефть сырая, включая газовый конденсат 138,00 142,00 145,00 145,00 —
Переработка нефти, включая газовый конденсат 53,10 55,90 55,90 57,30 —
Уголь 14,60 13,50 13,40 14,30 —
Сталь 213,00 226,00 226,00 224,00 —
Прокат готовый 128,00 130,00 132,00 134,00 —
Каучуки синтетические в первичных формах 1 678,00 1 858,00 1 818,00 1 716,00 —

How to read this table

Variations between rows allow for an assessment of electricity intensity across different industrial sectors. Comparing indicators for crude oil, including gas condensate, with those for refining or coal highlights differences in technological processes. Each year is presented in a separate column to facilitate comparison of values over the five-year period

What is visible in these numbers

Only 80% of the cells carry a value — empty cells are missing in the source publication and are not filled in here.

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Period and application

The indicators are published in the 2025 Russian Statistical Yearbook. The data is relevant for specialists in the energy and fuel-energy sectors, as well as industrial analysts. The data series cover three key areas: raw material extraction, refining, and the coal industry