Data & Statistics

Tables and charts with relevant and latest information

• Kazakhstan: Installed generation capacity, generation and consumption

  August 12, 2016
  Kazakhstan has an estimated 21 GW of installed electricity generation capacity, of which 18.2 GW is based on thermal sources, 2.6 GW is based on hydro and the remaining 214 MW is from renewable energy sources.

• Kazakhstan: Expected power generation and transmission capacity addition

  August 12, 2016
  According to the Kazakhstan government's energy demand forecasts, electricity consumption will reach 130 TWh by 2030.

• Kazakhstan: Growth in Power Transmission Network

  August 12, 2016
  As of 2015, Kazakhstan had a transmission line network of 24,849 circuit km and a transformer capacity of 36,221 MVA at the 110 kV to 1,150 kV levels.

• USA: Installed capacity, generation and consumption

  July 14, 2016
  The United States (US) has an estimated 1,189 GW of installed electricity capacity, of which 73 per cent is based on thermal sources (26 per cent on coal and 42 per cent on natural gas, and remaining on petroleum), and 9 per cent each on nuclear energy, renewable energy, hydro energy.

• USA: Growth in power transmission network [free access]

  July 14, 2016
  The US is estimated to have a transmission line network of 645,410 circuit km at 115 kV and above voltage levels as of 2015. Amidst concerns of underinvestment, the line length has grown at a CAGR of 1.4 per cent since 2006.

• USA: Future power generation and transmission capacity addition

  July 14, 2016
  Based on the reference case scenario of the Energy Information Agency's (EIA) 2015 Annual Energy Outlook (AEO), electricity consumption is expected to increase at a CAGR of a little over 1 per cent between 2015 and 2020.

• South America: Installed Electricity Capacity, Generation and Consumption

  June 10, 2016
  The total installed capacity of South American countries, comprising Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela, increased at the rate of 4.4 per cent from 256,641 MW in 2013 to 267,846 MW in 2014.

• South America: Existing Transmission Infrastructure

  June 10, 2016
  The high voltage network of South American countries comprised 275,525 km at the end of 2014, marking a growth of 5.5 per cent from 261,046 km in 2013.

• South America: Generation Forecast and Upcoming Interconnections [free access]

  June 10, 2016
  During 2016-20 generation capacity addition in the South American region is likely to be over 57,355 MW. Nearly 58 per cent of this addition will be witnessed in Brazil (33,497 MW) while Paraguay will witness the lowest addition at 200 MW among all the countries.

• North Africa: Installed Capacity, Generation and Consumption [free access]

  May 10, 2016
  The North African countries (Tunisia, Algeria, Sudan, Libya, Egypt and Morocco) together had an installed electricity generation capacity of 73,061 MW as of the end of 2014.

• North Africa: Existing Transmission Network and Interconnections

  May 10, 2016
  During 2014, the total transmission line length and substation capacity of all the North African countries was 78,900 circuit km and 149,119 MVA, respectively.

• North Africa: Energy Forecast and Upcoming Interconnections

  May 10, 2016
  The maximum demand in the North African countries is expected to witness a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.62 per cent in the next 10 years.

• SAPP: Existing and Planned Transmission Network

  April 6, 2016
  The total transmission line length of seven member countries, namely, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania and Zambia, was over 53,938 km.

• SAPP: Energy Demand and Supply Forecasts [free access]

  April 6, 2016
  As per the latest data available from SAPP, the electricity demand for the 12 member countries is likely to increase from 57,392 MW in 2016 to 77,654 MW in 2025 at a CAGR of 3.4 per cent.

• SAPP: Installed Capacity, Generation and Sales

  April 6, 2016
  The Southern African Power Pool (SAPP) was the first formal international power pool in Africa.

• Qatar: Electricity capacity, generation and consumption [free access]

  March 10, 2016
  At the end of 2014, Qatar had an installed electricity capacity of 8,791 MW. Almost the entire capacity in Qatar is based on natural gas, due to the abundant supply of gas in the country.

• Qatar: Growth in power transmission network

  March 10, 2016
  Qatar's high voltage transmission grid is owned and operated by Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation, also known as Kahramaa.

• Qatar: Expected growth in electricity consumption

  March 10, 2016
  Electricity consumption in the country is likely to increase at a CAGR of 8.9 per cent during the 2016-2025 period.

• Zambia: Existing power transmission network

  February 3, 2016
  As of the end of 2014, Zambia's grid network included 3,378 km of transmission lines operational at voltage levels of 132 kV, 220 kV and 330 kV.

• Zambia: Electricity capacity, generation and consumption

  February 3, 2016
  Zambia's electricity sector is dominated by the state-owned ZESCO Limited, which is a vertically integrated utility responsible for generation, transmission, distribution and supply of electricity.