Data & Statistics

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• Israel: Existing capacity, generation and consumption

  November 10, 2015
  Israel Electric Corporation Limited (IEC) is the state-owned electricity utility in Israel responsible for generation, transmission, distribution, sale and supply of electricity.

• Israel: Existing power transmission network growth

  November 10, 2015
  IEC's total line length was reported to be 5,435 km at the end of 2014. Of this, 84 per cent was at the 161 kV level. IEC's network comprised 196 substations and 30,495 MVA of transformer capacity at the end of 2014.

• Israel: Expected capacity addition and consumption [free access]

  November 10, 2015
  To meet the growing demand for energy, the government of Israel plans to invest in nearly 2,034 MW of capacity addition as part of the generation system development plan (2013-19).

• Venezuela: Existing Power transmission Network

  October 6, 2015
  CORPOELEC's transmission network is spread across the 765 kV, 400 kV, 230 kV, 138 kV, 115 kV and 69 kV voltage levels. As of 2014, the utility's network comprised over 31,000 km of transmission lines and over 86,000 MVA of transformation capacity.

• Venezuela: Existing Capacity, Generation and Consumption [free access]

  October 6, 2015
  Corporación Electrica Nacional (CORPOELEC), a state-owned utility, manages power generation, transmission and distribution in Venezuela.

• Venezuela: Expected Power Network Capacity Addition

  October 6, 2015
  Venezuela's Country Program 2013-19 stresses the need to expand and improve the transmission network.

• Poland: Existing Power Transmission Line Length and Transformer Capacity

  September 10, 2015
  Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne S.A. (PSE S.A.), or Polish Power Grid Operator, holds the natural monopoly in Poland's transmission segment.

• Poland: Installed Electricity Capacity and Power Generation [free access]

  September 10, 2015
  The electricity generation capacity in Poland is dominated by coal- and lignite-based power plants given the country's vast coal reserves.

• Poland: Expected Generation and Transmission Capacity Addition

  September 10, 2015
  According to Agencja Rynku Energii S.A. (the Energy Market Agency—ARE), which monitors the ongoing projects in the country, over 19,600 MW of new capacity is in various stages of planning and construction for commissioning by 2030.

• Kenya: Installed Electricity Capacity and Power Generation [free access]

  August 10, 2015
  Kenya's power generation, transmission and distribution activities were separated as a result of the restructuring of the country's power sector in 1997.

• Kenya: Existing Power Transmission Line Length and Transformer Capacity

  August 10, 2015
  Kenya Power, earlier known as Kenya Power & Lighting Company Limited (KPLC), is a state-owned company responsible for electricity transmission, distribution and retail supply to customers in the country.

• Kenya: Expected Generation and Transmission Capacity Addition

  August 10, 2015
  According to Kenya's 10-year Power Sector Expansion Plan 2014-2024, around 5,760 MW of generation capacity will be added to Kenya's grid by the end of 2018.

• USA: Expected Additions to Power Generation and Transmission Network

  July 13, 2015
  To meet the carbon emission reduction targets and reduce dependence on expensive fossil fuels, the majority of the power generation capacity addition in the country will be based on clean energy.

• USA: Existing Transmission Network and Recently Commissioned Projects

  July 13, 2015
  The electric grid in the United States comprises three major interconnected systems or power grids, namely, the Western Interconnected System (WIS), the Eastern Interconnected System (EIS) and the Texas Interconnected System (TIS).

• USA: Installed Electricity Capacity and Net Generation [free access]

  July 13, 2015
  As of April 2015, the United States had about 1,067 GW of installed power generation capacity, the majority of which was fossil fuel-based.

• Mexico: Installed Electricity Capacity and Power Generation [free access]

  June 10, 2015
  The federal government-owned Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) is the primary electricity utility in Mexico. About two-thirds of the power generation capacity in the country was owned and operated by CFE as of December 2014.

• Mexico: Existing Transmission Line Length and Transformer Capacity

  June 10, 2015
  CFE has complete monopoly over the transmission and distribution segments and is the country's largest electricity generator. It is also responsible for planning the national electrical system (NES).

• Mexico: Expected Generation and Transmission Capacity Addition

  June 10, 2015
  As per SENER's Prospectiva del Sector Eléctrico (2013-27), Mexico plans to add more than 47.5 GW of capacity during 2015-27 in order to meet its power demand.

• Sweden: Installed Electricity Capacity, Generation and Consumption [free access]

  May 7, 2015
  Sweden's electricity generation segment is dominated by three private players—Vattenfall, Fortum and E.ON Sweden. These three account for about 80 per cent of the total electricity production in the country.

• Sweden: Existing Grid Infrastructure and Investments

  May 7, 2015
  The Swedish national grid is operated by Svenska Kraftnät (SvK), a state-owned public utility.