Energy dependency rate in Slovenia 2008-2017

This statistic reflects the dependency rate on energy imports in Slovenia from 2008 to 2017. In 2017, the dependency rate on energy imports increased in comparison to the previous year, reaching approximately 50.38 percent. The dependency rate on energy imports peaked in 2008 reaching 55.22 percent.

Dependency rate on energy imports in Slovenia from 2008 to 2017

Characteristic	Energy imports dependency rate
2017	50.38%
2016	49.3%
2015	49.72%
2014	45.49%
2013	47.77%
2012	52.09%
2011	48.58%
2010	49.54%
2009	49.07%
2008	55.22%

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Release date

July 2019

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Region

Slovenia

Survey time period

2008 to 2017

Supplementary notes

The source adds the following information: "The indicator shows the share of total energy needs of a country met by imports from other countries. It is calculated from energy balances as net imports divided by the gross available energy. Energy dependence = (imports – exports) / gross available energy.
Negative value indicates net exporter: country that exports more fuels than it consumes.
Values higher than 100% mostly refer to the build of stocks (increase of fule in stocks), however might be also a result of statistical discrepancies in raw data.."

Data coverage corresponds to code nrg_ind_id of the Energy Unit (E5).

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