MONTHLY ELECTRICITY STATISTICS, January 2010  -  1
OECD Total
TWh
  janv-10 janv-09 The last 3 months Year-to-Date Past Year
      % change   oct-09   nov-09   déc-09   janv-10   % change   2009  
             
+ Combustible Fuels   578.0   2.6%     501.4   487.8   549.6     578.0 2.6%    6 072  
+ Nuclear   200.9   -1.9%     164.3   168.2   195.2     200.9 -1.9%    2 128  
+ Hydro   125.2   3.5%     102.6   103.8   122.1     125.2 3.5%    1 350  
+ Geoth./Wind/Solar/Other   25.3   10.7%     24.5   26.4   25.3     25.3 10.7%     281  
= Indigenous Production   929.4   1.9%     792.8   786.1   892.2     929.4 1.9%    9 830  
+ Imports   34.6   -0.8%     32.4   31.7   34.7     34.6 -0.8%     378  
- Exports   31.8   -5.9%     30.6   30.6   34.2     31.8 -5.9%     362  
             
                                 
= Electricity Supplied   932.3   2.1%     794.6   787.2   892.7     932.3 2.1%    9 845  
                                 
Period  Date 
-  Electricity production was 929.4 TWh in January 2010.
- This was an increase of 37.2 TWh, or 4.2%, compared to the previous month.
- Combustible Fuels production showed the most significant percentage change compared to the previous month
with an increase of 5.2%, or 28.3 TWh.
- Total production for the year-to-date was 929.4 TWh. Comparing this to the same period last year shows that:
- Total production was higher by 17.5 TWh, or 1.9%.
- Geoth./Wind/Solar/Other production showed the largest percentage change by fuel type, being 10.7% higher.
- Trade volume decreased by 2.3 TWh, or 3.3%.
Electricity Production Compared to Previous Year 'Year to Date' Comparison of Production by Fuel Type
COUNTRY NOTES:
- OECD includes Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece,
Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea, Luxembourg, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Portugal, Spain,
Sweden, Norway, Poland, the Slovak Republic, Switzerland, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States.
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