Here’s a clear snapshot of how much energy the Philippines produces and consumes—particularly in electricity, oil, and gas.
Electricity
The Philippines recorded high electricity production and consumption levels, reaching 108.21 billion kWh and 98.47 billion kWh, respectively in 2021. These figures placed the country at 34th globally in both categories. In terms of renewable electricity generation, the Philippines produced 22.93 billion kWh, earning a 42nd global ranking.
Oil
In terms of oil, the Philippines is a heavy consumer, using up 452.4 thousand barrels per day, which makes it the 35th highest oil-consuming country globally. But, its production is significantly lower at 14.76 thousand barrels per day, ranking 84th in the world. The country holds 0.139 billion barrels of proven crude oil reserves, placing it 66th globally.
Data from 2013 also shows the Philippines was active in oil trade, importing 1,503 thousand barrels per day and exporting 13.71 thousand barrels per day of oil.
Gas
The Philippines produced 108.77 billion cu ft of gas (2015), ranking 57th, while consuming 89.94 billion cu ft (2021), placing it at 79th globally. The country had no imports or exports based on the data of 2021. However, it holds 3.48 trillion cu ft of proven gas reserves, ranking 51st worldwide.
From these energy usage data in the Philippines, it can be concluded that the country produces the most in electricity and gas, while oil remains the most heavily consumed resource.
