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SOURCE: IEA Atlas of Energy
This chart shows which countries consumed the most electricity per capita in 2017. Experts say Iceland’s long, dark days create high demand for energy—but luckily, electricity prices are affordable, thanks to the country’s abundant natural resources. Why might some of these other countries use more electricity?
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