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Countries with the highest
Energy imports, net (% of energy use)

In 2023, Malta leads Energy imports, net (% of energy use) with 403.59%. Singapore follows at 279.62%, and the gap between the top two positions is 123.97%. This page is built for long-tail search demand and links to archives and country profiles.

Year archive

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Ranking leaders

0.0101202303404MaltaMalta: 403.59%404SingaporeSingapore: 279.62%280LuxembourgLuxembourg: 109.59%110MoroccoMorocco: 93.64%93.6GreeceGreece: 89.25%89.2BelgiumBelgium: 89.17%89.2JapanJapan: 87.28%87.3NetherlandsNetherlands: 87.02%87.0IrelandIreland: 85.77%85.8Korea, Rep.Korea, Rep.: 84.60%84.6MoldovaMoldova: 81.17%81.2GeorgiaGeorgia: 79.94%79.9

Full table

#CountryValue
51 Egypt, Arab Rep. 20.26%
52 Israel 13.73%
53 Suriname 12.30%
54 Estonia 3.77%
55 Argentina 0.42%
56 Paraguay -4.69%
57 United States -9.00%
58 South Africa -12.51%
59 Brazil -13.68%
60 Indonesia -89.55%
61 Canada -89.63%
62 Kazakhstan -119.14%
63 Algeria -129.34%
64 Colombia -141.97%
65 Australia -214.47%
66 Azerbaijan -255.96%
67 Norway -703.96%

Analytical takeaways

  • Malta leads the global ranking for Energy imports, net (% of energy use) in 2023, with a lead of 123.97% over the next country.
  • The visible slice on this page covers 12 countries, and the lower edge of that slice currently sits with Georgia at 79.94%.
  • The ranking page acts as a high-intent entry point into country+indicator pages, year archives, and thematic collections.