World Energy Consumption: Regional Differences and Features of Change
Sergey Alexandrovich Surkov, Ellen Grigorjevna Trofimova
Journal of Economics, Management and Trade · pp. 1–9 · Published 17 Mar 2018
10.9734/JEMT/2018/40232Abstract
Background: Literary sources contain contradictory information about energy release. Some authors describe the trend of rapid growth of this indicator, others believe that this growth is gradually subsiding Objective: Authors have considered a problem of worldwide consumption of energy. Methods: The necessary parameters were determined by data of various literary sources. Discussion: It is shown that the direct approximation of dependencies of energy release per capita, population size and inhabited territory to calculate the energy release density is inexpedient. It is established that the energy release density first decreases with time, and then begins to grow. Conclusion: The main sources of growth are industrialized countries.
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