The provided figure illustrates the total manufacturing and electricity usage in ten major countries in 2014. Notably, nine out of ten countries produced more electricity than they used, except Germany.
Overall, China, with 5398 billion kWh of electricity production and 76 billion kWh lower consumption, and the US, with 4.099 billion kWh production and 233 kWh billion less usage were the leading countries. By contrast, Korea generated 485.1 kWh billion while it used 449.5 kWh billion and Germany produced 526.6 kWh billion while their electricity usage was 55.9 kWh billion less than their outcome and consumed the smallest amount of energy.
In 2014, it is obvious that in Russia, the proportion of both using and manufacturing electricity was almost equal, 1.057 billion kWh and 1.038 billion kWh respectively. As it is provided, Korea witnessed the lowest consumption and production rate of electricity with about 500 billion kWh and 450 billion kWh respectively. In contrast, in Germany, the consumption rate was more than its production. Brazil, France, Canada, India, and Japan experienced approximately the same proportion ranging from 936.2 billion kWh to 530.7 billion kWh in manufacturing, while 856.7 billion kWh and 455.8 billion kWh in usage.