The CIA World Factbook Edition 1997 Economy

Electricity - capacity In 2 editions of 36.

Electricity - capacity was published in 2 editions of the CIA World Factbook, from 1997 to 1998. The 1997 edition carries it in 242 entries, in its Economy section. Every entry is shown as that edition published it.

entries in the 1997 edition
242
the first edition with it
1997
the latest edition with it
1998

Published as “Electricity - capacity” (1997) and “Electricity-capacity” (1998).

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World

1 entry

World

4 billion kW (1994)

Africa

57 entries

Algeria

6.01 million kW (1994)

Angola

620,000 kW (1994)

Benin

28,000 kW (1992)

Botswana

197,000 kW (1993)

Burkina Faso

121,000 kW (1991)

Burundi

55,000 kW (1991)

Cape Verde now Cabo Verde

17,000 kW

Cameroon

630,000 kW (1994)

Central African Republic

40,000 kW (1991)

Chad

40,000 kW (1991)

Comoros

16,000 kW (1991)

Congo, Democratic Republic of the now Democratic Republic of the Congo

2.83 million kW (1994)

Congo, Republic of the now Republic of the Congo

165,000 kW (1995)

Cote d'Ivoire

1.17 million kW (1994)

Djibouti

115,000 kW (1991)

Egypt

13.04 million kW (1994)

Equatorial Guinea

23,000 kW (1995)

Eritrea

73,000 kW (1995)

Swaziland now Eswatini

50,000 kW (1993)

Ethiopia

630,000 kW (1991)

Gabon

301,000 kW (1992)

The Gambia

30,000 kW (1995)

Ghana

1.19 million kW (1994)

Guinea

113,000 kW (1995)

Guinea-Bissau

22,000 kW (1991)

Kenya

810,000 kW (1994)

Lesotho

13,400 kW (1993)

note: 98% of electricity supplied by South Africa

Liberia

430,000 kW (1991)

Libya

4.6 million kW (1994)

Madagascar

208,000 kW (1991)

Malawi

190,000 kW (1993)

Mali

84,100 kW (1990)

Mauritania

105,000 kW (1991)

Mauritius

235,000 kW (1991)

Mayotte

NA kW

Morocco

3.79 million kW (1994)

Mozambique

2.36 million kW (1994)

Namibia

406,000 kW (1993)

Niger

105,000 kW (1991)

Nigeria

5.88 million kW (1994)

Reunion

NA kW

Rwanda

60,000 kW

Saint Helena now Saint Helena, Ascension, and Tristan da Cunha

NA kW

Sao Tome and Principe

6,000 kW (1991)

Senegal

303,440 kW

Seychelles

33,000 kW (1995)

Sierra Leone

119,000 kW (1991)

Somalia

  • 144,000 kW prior to the civil war, but now largely shut down due to war damage;
  • some localities operate their own generating plants, providing limited municipal power;
  • note - UN and relief organizations use their own portable power systems

South Africa

34.57 million kW (1994)

Sudan

500,000 kW (1994)

Tanzania

440,000 kW (1994)

Togo

NA kW

Tunisia

1.7 million kW (1995 est.)

Uganda

155,000 kW (1995)

Western Sahara

56,000 kW (1995)

Zambia

2.44 million kW (1994)

Zimbabwe

2.15 million kW (1994)

Antarctic Region

1 entry

South Georgia and the now South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands

NA kW

Arctic Region

4 entries

Greenland

92,500 kW

Iceland

1.1 million kW (1994)

Jan Mayen

NA kW

Svalbard

NA kW

Asia

23 entries

Afghanistan

371,000 kW (1993)

Armenia

2.77 million kW (1994)

Azerbaijan

5.24 million kW (1994)

Bangladesh

2.98 million kW (1994)

Bhutan

351,000 kW (1989)

British Indian Ocean Territory

NA kW

note : electricity supplied by the US military

China

210 million kW (1995)

Georgia

4.56 million kW (1994)

India

83.288 million kW 1996)

Japan

199.88 million kW (1994)

Kazakstan now Kazakhstan

17 million kW 000 kW

Korea, North now North Korea

9.5 million kW (1994)

Korea, South now South Korea

31.67 million kW (1994)

Kyrgyzstan

3.63 million kW (1994)

Maldives

18,000 kW (1994)

Mongolia

900,000 kW (1995)

Nepal

280,000 kW 000 kW

Pakistan

13.17 million kW (1994)

Russia

214.69 million kW (1994)

Sri Lanka

1.56 million kW (1994)

Tajikistan

4.44 million kW (1994)

Turkmenistan

3.95 million kW (1994)

Uzbekistan

11.82 million kW (1994)

Central America and the Caribbean

31 entries

Anguilla

NA kW

Antigua and Barbuda

54,000 kW (1995)

Aruba

NA kW

The Bahamas

267,000 kW (1993)

Barbados

153,000 kW (1995)

Belize

34,000 kW (1995)

British Virgin Islands

NA kW

Cayman Islands

71,000 kW (1994)

Costa Rica

1,113,900 kW (1995)

Cuba

4.082 million kW (1995)

Dominica

15,000 kW (1994)

Dominican Republic

2,450,400 kW (1995)

El Salvador

900,000 kW (1996)

Grenada

17,300 kW (1995)

Guadeloupe

NA kW

Guatemala

973,500 kW (1995)

Haiti

216,500 kW (1995)

Honduras

605,900 kW (1995)

Jamaica

848,400 kW (1995)

Martinique

NA kW

Montserrat

NA kW

Netherlands Antilles

307,000 kW (1995)

Nicaragua

417,700 kW (1995)

Panama

1.1405 billion kW (1995)

Puerto Rico

4.47 million kW (1994)

Saint Kitts and Nevis

15,000 kW (1995)

Saint Lucia

34,000 kW (1995)

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

20,000 kW (1993)

Trinidad and Tobago

1.253 million kW (1995)

Turks and Caicos Islands

NA kW

Virgin Islands

NA kW

Europe

46 entries

Albania

1.533 million kW (1995)

Andorra

35,000 kW (1992)

Austria

17.43 million kW (1994)

Belarus

7.21 million kW (1994)

Belgium

13.59 million kW (1994)

Bosnia and Herzegovina

3.991 million kW (1991)

Bulgaria

12.09 million kW (1994)

Croatia

3.59 million kW (1994)

Czech Republic now Czechia

13.85 million kW (1994)

Denmark

9.458 million kW 000 kW

Estonia

3.29 million kW (1994)

Faroe Islands

91,000 kW 000 kW

Finland

14.14 million kW (1994)

France

102.94 million kW (1994)

Germany

109.73 million kW (1994)

Gibraltar

33,000 kW (1993)

Greece

8.61 million kW (1994)

Guernsey

NA kW

Holy See (Vatican City)

5,000 kW standby

note : electricity supplied by Italy

Hungary

6.98 million kW (1994)

Ireland

3.62 million kW (1994)

Man, Isle of now Isle of Man

NA kW

Italy

57.19 million kW (1994)

Jersey

50,000 kW standby

note: electricity supplied by France

Latvia

2.018 million kW (1993)

Liechtenstein

23,000 kW (1995)

Lithuania

5.46 million kW (1994)

Luxembourg

1.2 million kW (1994)

Malta

405,000 kW (1994)

Moldova

3.222 million kW (1995)

Monaco

10,000 kW standby

note: electricity imported from France

Netherlands

18.65 million kW

Macedonia, now North Macedonia

1.38 million kW (1994)

Norway

26.43 million kW (1994)

Poland

29.64 million kW (1994)

Portugal

8.83 million kW (1994)

Romania

22.06 million kW (1994)

San Marino

NA kW

note: electricity supplied by Italy

Serbia and Montenegro

11.78 million kW (1994)

Slovakia

7.12 million kW (1994)

Slovenia

2.361 million kW (1994)

Spain

39.58 million kW (1994)

Sweden

35.46 million kW (1994)

Switzerland

14.27 million kW (1994)

Ukraine

54.24 million kW (1994)

United Kingdom

66.15 million kW (1994)

Middle East

17 entries

Bahrain

1.05 million kW (1994)

Cyprus

690,000 kW 000 kW

Gaza Strip

NA kW

note: electricity supplied by Israel

Iran

25.12 million kW (1994)

Iraq

6.83 million kW (1996)

Israel

6.92 million kW (1995 est.)

Jordan

1.07 million kW (1994)

Kuwait

6.99 million kW (1994)

Lebanon

1.22 million kW (1994)

Oman

1.74 million kW (1994)

Qatar

1.3 million kW (1994)

Saudi Arabia

20.9 million kW (1994)

Syria

4.16 million kW (1994)

Turkey now Turkiye

20.86 million kW (1994)

United Arab Emirates

5.29 million kW (1994)

West Bank

NA kW

note: most electricity imported from Israel; East Jerusalem Electric Company buys and distributes electricity to Palestinians in East Jerusalem and its concession in the West Bank; the Israel Electric Company directly supplies electricity to most Jewish residents and military facilities; at the same time, some Palestinian municipalities, such as Nabulus and Janin, generate their own electricity from small power plants

Yemen

810,000 kW (1994)

North America

5 entries

Bermuda

145,000 kW (1996)

Canada

113.65 million kW (1994)

Mexico

40.502 million kW (1995)

Saint Pierre and Miquelon

NA kW

United States

702.7 million kW (1995)

Oceania

28 entries

American Samoa

33,000 kW (1993)

Australia

38.83 million kW (1994)

Cook Islands

7,500 kW (1990)

Fiji

200,000 kW (1993)

French Polynesia

NA kW

Guam

302,000 kW (1993)

Johnston Atoll

NA kW

note : electricity supplied by the base operating support contractor

Kiribati

5,000 kW (1994)

Marshall Islands

16,000 kW (1994)

Micronesia, Federated States of now Federated States of Micronesia

38,500 kW (1995)

Midway Islands

NA kW

note: electricity supplied by the US military

Nauru

13,250 kW (1995)

New Caledonia

NA kW

New Zealand

7.75 million kW (1994)

Niue

NA kW

Norfolk Island

NA kW

Northern Mariana Islands

NA kW

Palau

NA kW

Papua New Guinea

252,000 kW (1992)

Pitcairn Islands

NA kW

Western Samoa now Samoa

29,000 kW (1990)

Solomon Islands

20,000 kW (1994)

Tokelau

NA kW

Tonga

7,000 kW (1995)

Tuvalu

2,600 kW (1995)

Vanuatu

11,000 kW (1995)

Wake Island

NA kW

note: electricity supplied by the US military

Wallis and Futuna

NA kW

South America

14 entries

Argentina

20.207 million kW (1995)

Bolivia

804,300 kW (1995)

Brazil

59.036 million kW (1995)

Chile

5.964 million kW (1995)

Colombia

10,583,700 kW (1995)

Ecuador

2.754 million kW (1996)

Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)

NA kW

French Guiana

228,000 kW (1995)

Guyana

157,000 kW (1995)

Paraguay

6,927,500 kW (1995)

Peru

4,520,200 kW (1995)

Suriname

389,000 kW 000 kW

Uruguay

2.142 million kW (1995)

Venezuela

18.966 million kW (1995)

Southeast Asia

15 entries

Brunei

344,000 kW (1995)

Burma now Burma (Myanmar)

1.21 million kW (1994)

Cambodia

100,000 kW (1995)

Christmas Island

NA kW

Cocos (Keeling) Islands

NA kW

Hong Kong

10.32 million kW (1994)

Indonesia

16.27 million kW (1994)

Laos

261,000 kW (1995)

Macau

260,000 kW (1994)

Malaysia

7.83 million kW (1994)

Philippines

7.64 million kW (1994)

Singapore

4.51 million kW (1994)

Taiwan

21.87 million kW (1994)

Thailand

15.84 million kW (1994)

Vietnam

5.32 million kW (1994)

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Central Intelligence Agency. The World Factbook 1997, “Electricity - capacity”, all entries. Archived by The Factbook, thefactbook.org/fields/electricity-capacity/1997.

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