Energy Consumption
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BP Statistical Reviw of World Energy 2015, 1850-1965 assumed proportional to CO2 emissions for coal, oil and gas, and a simple assumption used for hydroelectric, normalized at 1965.
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<> <> <> United States with EIA Data (with Wood/Biofuels) <> <> <>
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EIA Table E1 Estimated Primary Energy Consumption in the United States, 1635-1945 and
EIA Table 1.3 Primary Energy Consumption Estimate
s by Sorce, 1949-2013.. The noncombustible energy is separated into hydroelectric and other renewables using the data on EIA International Energy Statistics page. (Last modified: 2014/09/19)
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<> <> <> United States (#2 in 2014) with BP Data <> <> <>
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