Energy import distribution South Korea 2017, by source
Distribution of the energy imports in South Korea in 2017, by source
This statistic shows the distribution of the energy imports in South Korea in 2017, sorted by source. In 2017, the volume of oil imported to South Korea took up around 60.3 percent of total energy imports, followed by coal imports with about 25.3 percent.
Distribution of the energy imports in South Korea in 2017, by source
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