Ich bin verärgert über den Krieg. Ich versuche eine Vorstellung davon zu bekommen, für wie viele Menschen der Ölverbrauch wahrscheinlich wegfallen wird. Ich habe diese nette Grafik unter gefunden https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/oil-consumption-by-country
Wenn es möglich erscheint, wird ein Großteil der Ölinfrastruktur zerstört oder die Blockaden bleiben einfach bestehen. Ich mache mir Sorgen, dass die Lebenshaltungskosten für viele unerschwinglich werden.
Von Complete-Anxiety-962
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That map always hides the per capita story a bit. US looks huge here, but some smaller countries are way higher per person.
If prices spike, it’s usually the import dependent places that feel it first, especially where fuel is tied directly to food and transport costs.
This is a really sobering visualization. The cost of living impact from oil disruptions is something a lot of people underestimate — it’s not just gas prices, it ripples through food, shipping, and heating costs. I’ve been tracking my own expenses more carefully lately and noticed energy-related costs creeping up about 12% over the past quarter alone. For anyone worried about being priced out, I’d recommend actually quantifying your exposure — break down what percentage of your monthly spending is directly or indirectly tied to energy. Once you see the number, you can start making targeted swaps (e.g., meal prepping vs. frequent takeout, optimizing commute patterns). Data like this chart is exactly why personal expense tracking matters more than ever.
Big populations use big energy.
Interesting consumption of Alaska. What do they use it for?
Germany shining as always
Is it just me or is this graph not very helpful?
Country X uses amount Y of fuel. Without more data points like per capita consume, alternatives or dependence on oil I can’t see any useful information from this graph.
TWh for oil consumption… This is painful. Why not use calories