On average, the compiled languages consumed 120J to execute solutions, while for virtual machine languages and interpreted languages, the value was 576J and 2365J, respectively.
This trend can also be observed in the case of execution time, as compiled languages required 5103ms, virtual machine languages 20623ms, and interpreted languages 87614ms (on average).
Wouldn't assembly be the winner? Think about all the energy spent compiling, how many millions of times has gcc been compiled just so it can compile tcl millions of times just so it can interpret the same script millions of times?