Sub-Saharan Africa Compared by Energy > Electricity > From fossil fuels
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DEFINITION:
This entry measures the capacity of plants that generate electricity by burning fossil fuels (such as coal, petroleum products, and natural gas), expressed as a share of the country's total generating capacity.
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# | COUNTRY | AMOUNT | DATE | GRAPH | HISTORY |
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=1 | The Gambia | 100% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
=1 | Liberia | 100% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
=1 | Botswana | 100% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
=1 | Somalia | 100% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
=1 | Chad | 100% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
=1 | Niger | 100% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
=1 | Guinea-Bissau | 100% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
=1 | Seychelles | 100% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
=1 | Djibouti | 100% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
10 | Senegal | 99.7% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
11 | Eritrea | 98.7% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
12 | Benin | 98.4% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
13 | Equatorial Guinea | 97.4% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
14 | Cape Verde | 96.9% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
15 | South Africa | 90.8% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
16 | Burkina Faso | 87.3% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
17 | Comoros | 83.3% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
18 | Mauritius | 75.7% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
19 | Guinea | 68.4% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
20 | Nigeria | 67.1% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
21 | Zimbabwe | 66.6% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
22 | Madagascar | 65.6% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
23 | Mauritania | 63.1% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
24 | Swaziland | 59.7% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
25 | Gabon | 59% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
26 | Sao Tome and Principe | 57.1% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
27 | Angola | 56.9% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
28 | Rwanda | 52.4% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
29 | Cote d'Ivoire | 50.6% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
30 | Mali | 48.4% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
31 | Sierra Leone | 47.1% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
32 | Central African Republic | 43.2% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
33 | Kenya | 41.9% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
34 | Ghana | 40.6% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
35 | Namibia | 33.3% of total installed capacity | 2012 | ||
36 | Tanzania | 33.2% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
37 | Uganda | 31.5% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
=38 | Sudan | 30.7% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
=38 | South Sudan | 30.7% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
40 | Cameroon | 27.8% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
41 | Togo | 21.2% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
42 | Ethiopia | 9.9% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
43 | Burundi | 1.9% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
44 | Democratic Republic of the Congo | 1.4% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
45 | Zambia | 0.4% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
46 | Malawi | 0.3% of total installed capacity | 2010 | ||
47 | Mozambique | 0.1% of total installed capacity | 2012 | ||
48 | Lesotho | 0.0 | 2010 |
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Interesting observations about Energy > Electricity > From fossil fuels
- 34 of the top 48 countries by electricity > from fossil fuels are Hot countries.
- Lesotho has ranked last for electricity > from fossil fuels since 2009.
- Saint Helena, Ascension, and Tristan da Cunha has had the highest electricity > from fossil fuels since 2009.
- 102 of the top 209 countries by electricity > from fossil fuels are Christian.
- Hong Kong ranked first for electricity > from fossil fuels amongst Non-religious countries in 2012.
- Estonia ranked first for electricity > from fossil fuels amongst Emerging markets in 2010.
- 5 of the top 11 countries by electricity > from fossil fuels are Former British Colonies'.