geoeconomics · macro
Energy import dependency
The share of energy consumption that has to be imported, by fuel, for each EU member state. The single clearest measure of energy exposure there is.
Solid fossil fuels
Anthracite
Coking coal
Other bituminous coal
Sub-bituminous coal
Lignite
Natural gas
Oil and petroleum products (excluding...
Crude oil
Natural gas liquids
Peat
Oil shale and oil sands
Total
Total
Definitions and method
Net imports divided by gross available energy, per cent. A value above 100 means the country imported more than it consumed in the period, building stocks; a negative value means it is a net exporter. Each fuel on the siec dimension is stored as its own indicator.
| Indicator | Code | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Solid fossil fuels | NRGDEP.C0000X0350-0370 | — |
| Anthracite | NRGDEP.C0110 | — |
| Coking coal | NRGDEP.C0121 | — |
| Other bituminous coal | NRGDEP.C0129 | — |
| Sub-bituminous coal | NRGDEP.C0210 | — |
| Lignite | NRGDEP.C0220 | — |
| Natural gas | NRGDEP.G3000 | — |
| Oil and petroleum products (excluding biofuel portion) | NRGDEP.O4000XBIO | — |
| Crude oil | NRGDEP.O4100_TOT | — |
| Natural gas liquids | NRGDEP.O4200 | — |
| Peat | NRGDEP.P1100 | — |
| Oil shale and oil sands | NRGDEP.S2000 | — |
| Total | NRGDEP.TOTAL | — |