CGSDI Indicators(R. O. C.

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CGSDI
Indicators 35 36 37
Number
Total Primary Energy Energy Intensity of GDP Renewable Energy
Year Supply (1012 joule/ Resources
(1012 joule) 106 USD) (%)
1980 1,147,123.71 17.10 0.92
1981 1,071,761.37 13.73 1.61
1982 1,129,597.27 13.10 1.61
1983 1,246,703.59 12.84 1.45
1984 1,304,007.12 11.87 1.22
1985 1,355,777.17 11.49 1.60
1986 1,459,661.45 10.92 1.52
1987 1,580,953.87 10.42 1.27
1988 1,736,411.03 10.48 1.00
1989 1,830,599.51 9.64 0.99
1990 1,953,802.71 9.28 1.22
1991 2,113,831.84 9.01 0.70
1992 2,197,956.85 8.52 1.13
1993 2,353,606.25 8.35 0.69
1994 2,468,449.43 7.97 0.81
1995 2,595,820.44 7.71 0.75
1996 2,722,162.66 7.53 0.71
1997 2,875,841.86 7.41 1.21
1998 3,075,740.66 7.58 1.39
1999 3,192,724.42 7.31 1.45
2000 3,441,738.12 7.29 1.49
2001 3,609,780.60 7.60 1.74
2002 3,784,960.20 7.45 1.49
2003 3,920,208.99 7.30 1.83
2004 4,127,296.71 7.04 1.79
2005 4,176,229.16 6.59 1.85
2006 4,267,562.84 6.20 1.89
2007 4,526,611.38 6.05 2.30
2008 4,339,511.58 5.64 2.32
2009 4,223,418.10 5.55 2.26
2010 4,547,357.19 5.33 2.08
2011 4,516,069.12 4.98 2.13
2012 4,464,471.19 4.76 2.25
2013 4,563,675.69 4.70 2.19
Note: 1. GDP used to process Energy Efficiency is based on 2005 PPP USD value.
2. Renewable energy includes: hydro power, biomass generation (bagasse, black liquor, and biogas),
waste to generation (municipal solid waste, tyres), geothermal power, wind power, and solar power.
3. Figures are preliminary and subject to revision.