21. 22. 23. 24. For the high economic growth scenario, total energy cost is expected to reach: US$3.1-3.4 billion, 16-17% of GDP in 2008; US$ 4.3-4.6 billion, 13-14% of GDP by 2015; and US$5.2-5.6 billion, 8-9% of GDP in 2020. Expenditure on woodfuels will equally be as high as those for electricity and petroleum products. The high economic growth energy expenditure share of the GDP is estimated at 16 - 17 percent in 2008 but it is expected to drop to about 8 percent by 2020, assuming that the average market price of crude oil per barrel drop from the US $60 range to about US $45 range by 2020. Expenditure on woodfuels will equally be as high as those for electricity and petroleum products.