Data & Statistics

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• Global Electricity Distribution Sector: Electricity Network of top 20 DSOs

  February 12, 2021
  As per Global Transmission Research estimates, the global electricity distribution network of the 250 DSOs comprised over 36.5 million km of line length in 2019. Of this, close to 14.9 million km was accounted for by the top 20 DSOs.

• Global Electricity Distribution Sector: Sales of Top 20 DSOs [free access]

  February 12, 2021
  The electricity distribution market structure across the world is heterogeneous with a high level of concentration in some countries and a highly fragmented structure in others. Electricity distribution is still largely under the control of state-owned utilities or local municipalities in most regions.

• Global Electricity Distribution Sector: Number of Consumers of top 20 DSOs

  February 12, 2021
  Among the top 20 DSOs, SGCC has the biggest customer base, followed by Indonesia’s PLN, France’s Enedis and Egypt’s EEHC.

• Thailand: Installed capacity, generation and consumption

  January 7, 2021
  Thailand’s installed electricity generation capacity during 2015–2019 increased at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 4 per cent from 36 GW in 2015 to over 42 GW in 2019.

• Thailand: Growth in Electricity Transmission Network [free access]

  January 7, 2021
  As of 2019, the transmission network in Thailand comprised about 35,963 circuit km of line length at 115 kV and above voltage levels.

• Thailand: Planned Generation and Transmission Capacities

  January 7, 2021
  According to the projections by Thailand’s Energy Commission, in its base case scenario the electricity demand is likely to reach 293 TWh by 2029.

• Rwanda: Installed capacity, generation and consumption

  December 17, 2020
  Rwanda’s installed electricity generation capacity during 2015–2019 increased at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 5 per cent from 186 MW in 2015 to over 225 MW in 2019.

• Rwanda: Growth in Electricity Transmission Network

  December 17, 2020
  Rwanda Energy Group Limited (REG) was formed in 2014 and is the sole utility responsible for the construction and maintenance of electricity generation, transmission and distribution infrastructure in the country.

• Rwanda: Planned Generation and Transmission Capacities [free access]

  December 17, 2020
  According to the Rwanda Least Cost Power Development Plan (LCPDP) 2019–2040, Rwanda is expected to add 284 MW of generation capacity during 2020–25.

• Uruguay: Installed capacity, generation and consumption

  November 10, 2020
  Uruguay’s installed electricity generation capacity during 2015–2019 increased at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.34 per cent from 3,989 MW in 2015 to over 4,900 GW in 2019.

• Uruguay: Growth in electricity transmission network and capacity [free access]

  November 10, 2020
  Uruguay’s transmission network is operated by Administración Nacional de Usinas y Trasmisiones Eléctricas (UTE).

• Uruguay: Planned generation capacity and transmission projects

  November 10, 2020
  Based on the plans and projects announced by Ministerio de Industria, Energía y Minería (MIEM) and UTE for renewables and combined cycle, Uruguay is expected to add close to 1,019 MW of generation capacity between 2020 and 2022.

• Top 10 countries: Installed capacity, generation and consumption [free access]

  October 13, 2020
  The top 10 countries (with the highest gross domestic product, GDP, in 2019) together had an installed generation capacity of 4,735 GW at the end of 2019.

• Top 10 countries: Growth in electricity transmission network and capacity

  October 13, 2020
  As of 2019, the transmission networks of the 10 countries had a combined line length of around 3,174,501 km and a transformer capacity of 12,608 GVA at 110 kV and above voltage levels.

• Top 10 countries: Planned Generation Capacity and Transmission Projects

  October 13, 2020
  According to Global Transmission Research, it is expected that electricity demand in the 10 countries will reach 22,102 TWh by 2029.

• Turkey: Electricity Installed Capacity, Generation and Consumption

  September 9, 2020
  Turkey’s installed electricity generation capacity during 2015–2019 increased at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 6 per cent from 73 GW in 2015 to over 91 GW in 2019.

• Turkey: Growth in Electricity Network and Capacity [free access]

  September 9, 2020
  Turkey’s transmission network is operated by Türkiye Elektrik Iletim A.S (TEIAS). As of 2019, the country’s transmission network comprised about 70,034 km of line length at 154 kV and above voltage levels.

• Turkey: Planned Generation Capacity and Transmission Projects

  September 9, 2020
  As per the TC Enerji Ve Tabii Kaynaklar Bakanlığı (ETKB) 2019-2023 Stratejik Plani, or the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources (MENR) 2019-2023 Strategic Plan, Turkey is expected to add 16.5 GW of generation capacity during 2020-23.

• Cambodia: Electricity Installed Capacity, Generation and Consumption

  August 13, 2020
  As of December 2019, Cambodia’s installed electricity capacity stood at 2,005 MW, of which 66 per cent was hydro-based and 34 per cent was thermal-based.

• Cambodia: Growth in Electricity Transmission Network and Capacity

  August 13, 2020
  As of 2019, Cambodia’s transmission network comprised about 2,267 km of line length at voltages of 115 kV and 230 kV AC. Network length increased at a CAGR of 13 per cent during 2015–19.