In its recent International Energy Outlook 2011, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) estimated that global energy consumption would grow 53% from 2008 to 2035, with about half of that demand coming from rapidly-developing economies like China and India.

This AOL Energy infographic breaks down some of the most relevant numbers, which show electrical generation far exceeding consumption, particularly in non-OECD countries, as natural gas production grows significantly in the United States and nuclear power generation increases significantly in China and India.

Read more of AOL Energy’s international coverage, and check out another infographic that reveals surprising trends in the international energy development business.

With most industrialized countries capping emissions and tightening regulation of fossil fuel generation, it may be developing countries that pick up the slack in electricity generation. But with China pouring millions into renewables generation, some developing countries might also pull ahead in clean energy technology.

Read more and download the full report: Global Energy Outlooks Puts China And India At The Fore.

Photo Caption: (TOP) Angel Gurria, head of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, points during a press conference on the sidelines of a ‘Green Growth’ summit in Seoul on June 20, 2011.