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Description World energy consumption.svg	English: World energy consumption . Deutsch: Weltenergiebedarf.
Date	6 April 2013
Source	BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2017
Author	Con-struct
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Conversions

${\displaystyle P=P_{\mathrm {toe} }\cdot a\cdot \eta }$

${\displaystyle P}$	- Power in Watt
${\displaystyle P_{\mathrm {toe} }}$	- Power in toe (tonne of oil equivalent)
${\displaystyle a}$	- Conversion factor of tonne of oil equivalent to watt, 11.63 megawatt hours / toe
${\displaystyle \eta }$	- Energy conversion efficiency , 38%, see BP statistical_review_of_world_energy_2013.pdf

Example

${\displaystyle P_{\mathrm {toe} }}$	${\displaystyle =4130.5\mathrm {\ Million\ tonnes\ per\ year} }$ , statistical_review_of_world_energy_2013_workbook.xlsx, tab "Oil Production – tonnes", cell "AW89"
${\displaystyle P}$	${\displaystyle =4130.5\cdot 10^{6}\mathrm {\ t} \cdot 11.63\cdot 10^{6}\mathrm {\ Wh/toe} \cdot 0.38}$
${\displaystyle P}$	${\displaystyle =18,274\cdot 10^{12}\mathrm {\ Wh\ per\ year} =18,274\mathrm {\ TWh\ per\ year} =18.3\cdot 1000\mathrm {\ TWh\ per\ year} }$ , see Terawatt

The conversion factor is exactly 4.4194 TWh/Mtoe, according to the ...workbook.xlsx , tab "Approximate conversion factors".

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