China and US share half global electricity consumption

The article focuses on the electricity consumption of major countries, highlighting that China and the United States top the list, together accounting for half of the world's total annual electricity consumption of approximately 29.6 thousand terawatt-hours. The figures show that China consumes about 9,443 terawatt-hours annually, followed by the United States with 4,273 terawatt-hours. Egypt ranks twenty-fourth globally, with consumption of 218.54 terawatt-hours, due to factors such as population growth, industrial expansion, and infrastructure projects. The article also emphasizes the impact of the increasing demand for electricity driven by artificial intelligence and the shift toward electric vehicles, with governments striving to boost their production capacities and focusing on renewable energy sources to meet demand and reduce emissions.

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