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Fig 1.

World energy consumption pattern by sources in million tonnes (1995–2018).

Compiled from World Energy Outlook (2018–2019).

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Table 1.

Data description.

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Table 2.

Panel correlation matrix of energy inequalities by source.

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Fig 2.

Pattern of inequality between the regions for oil.

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Fig 3.

Pattern of inequality within the regions for oil.

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Fig 4.

Pattern of total inequality for oil.

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Fig 5.

Pattern of inequality between the regions for coal.

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Fig 6.

Pattern of inequality within the regions for coal.

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Fig 7.

Pattern of total inequality for coal.

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Fig 8.

Pattern of inequality between the regions for natural gas.

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Fig 9.

Pattern of inequality within the regions for natural gas.

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Fig 10.

Pattern of total inequality for natural gas.

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Fig 11.

Pattern of inequality between the regions for hydroelectricity.

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Fig 12.

Pattern of inequality within the regions for hydroelectricity.

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Fig 13.

Pattern of total inequality for hydroelectricity.

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Fig 14.

Pattern of inequality between the regions for renewable energy.

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Fig 15.

Pattern of inequality within the regions for renewable energy.

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Fig 16.

Pattern of total inequality for renewable.

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Table 3.

Results of oil energy inequality.

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Table 4.

Results of coal energy inequality.

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Table 5.

Results of gas energy inequality.

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Table 6.

Results of hydroelectricity energy inequality.

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Table 7.

Results of renewable energy inequality.

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