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The image shows a graph with energy units from 0 to 150 on the vertical axis and years from 1950 to 2025 on the horizontal axis. In 1950, U.S. production is approximately at 25 energy units, and consumption is just above 25 energy units. By 1975, production is near 50 energy units, consumption is around 75 energy units, with noticeable imports bridging the gap. In 2000, production is slightly above 55 energy units, consumption is roughly 95 energy units, and imports fill the shortfall. Projections for 2025 indicate production reaching just above 75 energy units, consumption near 140 energy units, and imports expected to cover the difference.
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The graph below compares figures for energy production and consumption in the US from 1950 to 2000 and include prediction for the year 2025.
Overall, energy consumption remained higher than energy production throughout the years. It is also predicted that consumption will rise in the year 2025, while production will grow at a slower rate.
Energy consumption started at 30 quadrillion units in the year 1950, and kept increasing until it reached 65 quadrillion units in 1975. By 2000, the figure grew to 95, before it is predicted to reach the highest value in 2025, that is around 140 quadrillion units.
Energy production began in the year 1950 at 25 quadrillion units, and rose to 60 in 1975, before it increased slowly until it reached 65 quadrillion units in 2000. By the year 2025, it is expected to reach a peak which is around 90.Although both figures grew, energy consumption remained higher than production over time.
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