Calculate the energy needed (in J) to accelerate a spaceship of mass 13,000 kg to a speed of 0.3

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Calculate the energy needed (in J) to accelerate a spaceship of mass 13,000 kg to a speed of 0.32c for intergalactic space exploration. Compare this with a projected annual energy usage on Earth of $10^{21}$ J. (Enter your answer as a percentage of Earth's energy usage.)