This visual material provides a snapshot of energy demand, supply, renewable energy, and welfare status across 31 cities and counties in Gyeonggi-do. Can be used as foundational data for energy policy development, carbon neutrality strategies, and region-specific project planning.
13.7% of national consumption
32145
ktoe10th highest among 17 cities and provinces
2.37
toe/personNational rate 0.98%
0.73
%National growth rate 1.62%
3.43
%13th highest among 17 cities and provinces
0.061
toe/million KRWNational rate -1.34%
-2.49
%In Gyeonggi-do, 38% of energy consumption occurs in the building sector, while industry and transportation each account for 31%. By energy source, electricity accounts for 38%, oil 36%, gas 17%, and the remaining 9% is comprised of heat, renewable energy, and coal.
Across sectors and energy sources, energy consumption is relatively high in the southern region. This is interpreted as the result of population concentration and larger economic scale in the southern region compared to the north.
Abbreviation of tonne of oil equivalent, referring to the energy released by burning 1 ton of crude oil Can be converted into various units, including calories (cal), joules (J), and watt-hours (Wh)
As of 2022, Gyeonggi-do accounts for 13.7% of the nation’s final energy consumption, ranking third among the 17 cities and provinces.Considering its population, Gyeonggi-do’s final energy consumption per capita is 2.37 toe, ranking 10th nationwide. Reflecting economic scale, final energy consumption per GRDP is 0.062 toe/million KRW, ranking 13th nationwide.
전국 발전량의 14.4%
85780
GWh전국 소비량의 37.6%
140531
GWh17개 시도 중 12번째로 높음
61
%LNG 92.2%, 석탄 2.0%
5.2
%2021년 대비 2022년 증가율: 11.31%
13.6
%Unlike the typical national energy system, the Sankey diagram below is divided spatially into ‘Gyeonggi-do’ and ‘outside Gyeonggi-do’, and by sector into ‘electricity conversion’ and ‘electricity consumption’.
Power generation is notable in Pyeongtaek, Paju, Pocheon, and Dongducheon. Of these four cities/counties, three are located in the northern region. Gas-fired power plants are located in these areas.
전력 자립도
87 %
전력 발전량
GWh
As of 2022, Gyeonggi-do accounts for 14.4% of the country’s total power generation, ranking third among the 17 provinces and metropolitan cities. In particular, Gyeonggi-do generates 48.3% of the nation’s gas-fired electricity, far exceeding other regions.
As of 2022, Gyeonggi-do’s electricity self-sufficiency rate is 61.04%, relatively low compared to other provinces and metropolitan cities. * Electricity Self-Sufficiency Rate (%) = 100 × (Electricity Generation / Electricity Consumption)
5672
GWh4046
GWh140312
GWh(renewable energy generation / electricity consumption) × 100
4.0
%(renewable energy generation / electricity consumption) × 100
2.9
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| 선택된 시군/읍면동 또는 데이터가 없습니다. 시군/읍면동 또는 데이터를 선택하여 주십시오. |
신The renewable energy self-sufficiency rate refers to the proportion of renewable energy generation relative to electricity consumption.
The renewable energy self-sufficiency rate is calculated and shown for each province and city based on renewable generation and electricity consumption.
* Renewable energy self-sufficiency rate (%) = 100 × (renewable energy generation / electricity consumption)
in 2023
0
householdsTotal households in Gyeonggi-do: 5,722,843 / %
0
%2023
0
만원compared to 2022
0
%Gyeonggi-do Energy Voucher Issuance Status
The energy voucher program is an energy welfare system run by the Korea Energy Agency. To ensure all citizens enjoy cool summers and warm winters, this program provides energy vouchers to low-income households facing energy difficulties, enabling them to purchase electricity, city gas, district heating, kerosene, LPG, and briquettes.
Summer energy vouchers are applicable only to electricity via fee deduction, while winter vouchers can be applied via fee deduction or the National Happiness Card.