The level od per capita energy consumption in India is approximately 565.6.
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According to Wikipedia article "List of countries by energy consumption per capita", the average energy usage per capita, in the USA, is 9538.8 watts, equivalent to about 301 GJ/year.Update: Sorry, the article is about total energy usage. Only a fraction of that is in the form of electricity.
North America has the greatest per capita energy consumption due to its large population and high energy consumption levels in countries like the United States and Canada.
Many people would say Seattle, Washington, where both the Starbucks and Seattle's Best coffeehouse chains started. There are also a number of artesianial coffee roasters in the city. Lots of very strong coffee is also consumed in New Orleans and other parts of Louisiana. Surprisingly, Chicago leads the nation in per capita consumption of caffiene, but that's because people in the Windy City also consume a lot of chocolate, cola and energy drinks with their coffee. Globally, residents of the Scandanavian countries consume the most coffee per capita.
The relationship between energy usage and developed underdeveloped countries is that energy consumption is greater in developed countries than in underdeveloped countries. This may indicate that there is a strong link between energy consumption and economic development.
The United States is the largest energy consumer in terms of total use, using 100 quadrillion BTUs (105 exajoules, or 29 PWh) in 2005. This is three times the consumption by the United States in 1950. [1] The U.S. ranks seventh in energy consumption per-capita after Canada and a number of small countries i hope that answeres your question have a good day and stop wasting energy!
Energy consumption in the US exceeds that in other countries, especially per capita, by some truly bizarre multiples. I have no numbers, but I have heard it stated that the USA uses more energy to run air conditioners than the entire population of the African continent uses for all applications.
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The results will probably vary a bit, depending on who you ask, and how the calculations are done.The Wikipedia article on "World energy consumption" list the following per-capita use of energy: USA: 87,216 kWh (per person, for the year 2008), and World: 21,283 kWh (per person, for the same year). So, about 4 times the global average.
The needs of a man can be divided into two that is basic needs and optional needs. The optional need depends on the lifestyle of an individual. The two main reasons which led to increase in the demand for energy is due to population growth and the per capita economic growth in the less developed countries. The population in the developing world is predicted to increase from its current value of four billion to over eight billion by the year 2050. Hence as the basic and optional needs of an individual's increases the demand for the energy also keeps on increases especially electricity. The average person in less developed country consumes only one sixth of the energy consumed by an average person in Western Europe or Japan. Hence doubling of the per capita consumption in the less developed countries over the next 50 years would correspond to only a very modest degree of economic growth and also will lead to three fold increase in world's energy consumption. Hence population Growth is related to Energy consumption. Energy plays a major role in any type of industry as one or the other activity of an industry depends on Energy. The growth of heavy industries will lead to enormous increase in energy consumption compared to the growth of the light industries. As the population is growing and the per capita income rises the number of products required increases and the energy required for producing the products increases. The per capita industrial Energy demand rises very rapidly at the onset of development, accounting for maximum energy use. The growth of the energy demand however, quickly declines and the energy demand in other sectors eventually takes a majority share of total end use in the other sectors eventually takes a majority of the share of total end use energy consumption.