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This statistic represents the global subsidies given out for fossil fuels and renewable energies in 2010. Fossil fuel electricity was subsidized by approximately 122 billion U.S. dollars worldwide that year.
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Fossil fuels and renewable energies: global subsidies 2010
Global subsidies for fossil fuels and renewable energies (in billion U.S. dollars)
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| Subsidies in billion U.S. dollars | |
|---|---|
| Oil | 193 |
| Fossil fuel electricity | 122 |
| Gas | 91 |
| Renewable electricity | 44 |
| Biomass | 22 |
| Coal | 3 |
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