Mediterranean Action Plan

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ENERGY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE MEDITERRANEAN
Figure 4 presents the trend of per-capita energy supply since 1970. Note that per-capita
supply has stabilized since 1998. However, energy supply requirements are growing due to
rapid demographic growth.
Source: Israel Ministry for Environmental Protection
Indigenous
production
Figure 4 Energy supply per capita (in tons oil equivalent)
Table 7 Israel's Primary Energy Supply 2005 Thousands of t.o.e.
Coal Oil
shale
Crude oil Refinery
feedstock
Petroleu
m
products
Natural
gas
Hydro &
solar
energy
Electrici
ty
Total
30.2 1.6 1,496.5 741.2 2,269.5
Imports
Thereof:
7,718.0 10,420.8 5,307.8 23,446.6
refinery feed
stocks
1,614.5 -1,614.5 0.0
Exports -3,822.3 -143.2 -3,965.5
Marine
bunkers
-273.1 -273.1
Stock
changes
93.4 -173.8 -59.0 -139.4
Statistical
differences
Primary
-178.2 0.0 -113.8 -87.4 59.3 0.0 0.0 -13.7 -333.8
energy
supply
7,633.2 30.2 10,134.8 1,548,4 -423.1 1,496.5 741.2 -156.9 21,004.9
Coal
Table 8 Israel's Primary Energy Supply 2004 Thousands of t.o.e.
Oil
shales
Crude
oil
Refinery
feedstock
Petroleum
products
Natural
gas
Hydro &
solar
energy
Electric
ity
Indigenous
production
30.8 1.9 1,087.6 741.7 1,862.0
Imports
Thereof:
7,788.5 9,497.3 5,419.6 22,705.4
refinery feed
stocks
1,200.5 -1,200.5 0.0
Exports -3,684.0 -125.6 -3,809.6
Marine
bunkers
-223.5 -223.5
Stock
changes
-48.2 -341.6 187.3 -202.5
Statistical
differences
Primary
70.3 0.0 81.1 101.5 158.4 -0.3 0.0 -14.8 396.2
energy
supply
7,810.6 30.8 9,238.7 1,302.0 641.7 1,087.3 741.7 -140.4 20,728.2
Total