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Paraguay / Energy and CO₂ / Renewables in electricity

Renewables in electricity in Paraguay

% · 2012 · from World Bank World Development Indicators

100.0%in 2012

Renewables in electricity, Paraguay and the worldParaguay was at 100.0% in 2012, above the world's 21.2%; in 1990 it was 100.0%.
0.020.040.060.080.0100.019901995200020052010201520202012: 100.0%
Indicator: Renewables in electricity, %, yearly; WDI EG.ELC.RNEW.ZSSource: World Bank, World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0)
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YearParaguayWorld
202127.8%
202028.0%
201926.1%
201825.1%
201724.5%
201623.9%
201523.0%
201422.4%
201321.8%
2012100.0%21.2%
201120.1%
201019.8%
200919.7%
200819.0%
200718.3%
200618.5%
2005100.0%18.4%
200418.3%
2003100.0%17.8%
2002100.0%18.3%
2001100.0%18.4%
2000100.0%18.9%
1999100.0%18.6%
1998100.0%19.0%
1997100.0%19.3%
1996100.0%19.4%
199599.7%19.8%
1994100.0%19.5%
1993100.0%19.7%
1992100.0%19.1%
1991100.0%19.1%
1990100.0%19.3%
Where Paraguay sits among countries, 2012Paraguay's 100.0% is higher than 203 of the other 204 countries with a 2012 figure; the world as a whole was at 21.2%.
World 21.2%Paraguay 100.0%0.0%100.0%linear scale

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Every country, 2012 (205)
  1. Andorra 100.0%
  2. Paraguay 100.0%
  3. Bhutan 100.0%
  4. Iceland 100.0%
  5. Lesotho 99.9%
  6. Zambia 99.9%
  7. Central African Republic 99.8%
  8. Tajikistan 99.6%
  9. Mozambique 99.4%
  10. Congo - Kinshasa 99.3%
  11. Malawi 98.7%
  12. Burundi 98.1%
  13. Norway 98.0%
  14. Laos 97.8%
  15. Kyrgyzstan 93.5%
  16. Togo 92.3%
  17. Eswatini 92.1%
  18. São Tomé & Príncipe 91.7%
  19. Costa Rica 90.9%
  20. Uganda 90.7%
  21. Namibia 88.7%
  22. Belize 87.3%
  23. Brazil 82.6%
  24. Afghanistan 79.8%
  25. Cameroon 77.7%
  26. Colombia 76.8%
  27. Austria 76.1%
  28. Georgia 74.5%
  29. Sierra Leone 73.9%
  30. Kenya 72.6%
  31. New Zealand 72.2%
  32. Sudan 71.5%
  33. Myanmar (Burma) 71.4%
  34. Rwanda 69.9%
  35. Mali 68.0%
  36. Guinea 67.7%
  37. Venezuela 67.1%
  38. Ghana 66.9%
  39. Latvia 66.6%
  40. Greenland 65.7%
  41. Panama 65.2%
  42. Fiji 65.0%
  43. Uruguay 64.6%
  44. Canada 63.6%
  45. Guatemala 63.6%
  46. North Korea 62.8%
  47. Zimbabwe 61.2%
  48. El Salvador 61.2%
  49. Switzerland 60.5%
  50. Congo - Brazzaville 59.9%
  51. Sweden 59.1%
  52. Peru 56.9%
  53. Suriname 56.4%
  54. Ecuador 54.9%
  55. Montenegro 51.9%
  56. Croatia 50.4%
  57. Angola 49.8%
  58. Denmark 48.3%
  59. Vietnam 48.1%
  60. Honduras 45.2%
  61. Madagascar 44.3%
  62. Portugal 43.8%
  63. Nicaragua 42.7%
  64. Gabon 42.0%
  65. Finland 40.6%
  66. Faroe Islands 37.9%
  67. Papua New Guinea 36.9%
  68. Chile 36.7%
  69. Cambodia 36.4%
  70. Luxembourg 35.9%
  71. Tanzania 33.8%
  72. Lithuania 33.7%
  73. Bolivia 33.3%
  74. Pakistan 32.2%
  75. Italy 31.5%
  76. Samoa 30.8%
  77. Spain 30.4%
  78. Bosnia & Herzegovina 29.9%
  79. Sri Lanka 29.3%
  80. Armenia 28.8%
  81. Slovenia 28.7%
  82. Philippines 28.5%
  83. Türkiye 27.2%
  84. Dominica 27.0%
  85. Serbia 27.0%
  86. Romania 25.7%
  87. French Polynesia 25.7%
  88. Côte d’Ivoire 25.5%
  89. Argentina 24.3%
  90. Germany 23.7%
  91. Vanuatu 22.9%
  92. Liberia 21.6%
  93. Mauritius 20.3%
  94. Slovakia 20.3%
  95. Haiti 20.2%
  96. China 20.1%
  97. New Caledonia 20.1%
  98. Ireland 19.9%
  99. Cape Verde 19.0%
  100. St. Vincent & Grenadines 17.3%
  101. Nigeria 17.1%
  102. Greece 17.0%
  103. North Macedonia 16.7%
  104. India 16.3%
  105. Russia 15.8%
  106. France 15.7%
  107. Uzbekistan 15.3%
  108. Indonesia 15.0%
  109. Aruba 14.8%
  110. Belgium 14.2%
  111. Mexico 13.8%
  112. Thailand 12.9%
  113. Bulgaria 12.8%
  114. United States 12.4%
  115. Estonia 12.3%
  116. United Kingdom 12.1%
  117. Netherlands 12.1%
  118. Dominican Republic 11.8%
  119. Poland 10.8%
  120. Australia 10.5%
  121. Japan 10.1%
  122. Czechia 10.1%
  123. Iraq 9.5%
  124. Morocco 9.5%
  125. Syria 9.4%
  126. Egypt 9.3%
  127. Equatorial Guinea 9.2%
  128. Burkina Faso 8.6%
  129. Kazakhstan 8.2%
  130. Malaysia 8.1%
  131. Azerbaijan 7.9%
  132. Comoros 7.9%
  133. Curaçao 7.8%
  134. Hungary 7.6%
  135. Guyana 7.2%
  136. Lebanon 7.1%
  137. Jamaica 6.9%
  138. Ukraine 5.9%
  139. Cyprus 5.4%
  140. Iran 5.0%
  141. Solomon Islands 4.9%
  142. Moldova 4.7%
  143. Cuba 3.7%
  144. Chad 3.7%
  145. St. Kitts & Nevis 3.6%
  146. Kiribati 3.4%
  147. Singapore 3.4%
  148. Tonga 2.2%
  149. Bangladesh 2.1%
  150. South Korea 2.1%
  151. Gambia 2.0%
  152. South Africa 1.8%
  153. Tunisia 1.7%
  154. Tuvalu 1.6%
  155. Niger 1.6%
  156. Timor-Leste 1.6%
  157. Senegal 1.4%
  158. Mongolia 1.3%
  159. Palau 1.2%
  160. Malta 1.1%
  161. Somalia 1.1%
  162. Micronesia 1.1%
  163. Algeria 1.0%
  164. American Samoa 0.9%
  165. Israel 0.8%
  166. Marshall Islands 0.7%
  167. Benin 0.7%
  168. Maldives 0.7%
  169. British Virgin Islands 0.6%
  170. Puerto Rico 0.6%
  171. Eritrea 0.6%
  172. Belarus 0.6%
  173. Jordan 0.4%
  174. Grenada 0.4%
  175. Barbados 0.3%
  176. Hong Kong SAR China 0.2%
  177. Palestinian Territories 0.2%
  178. Nauru 0.2%
  179. Botswana 0.1%
  180. Antigua & Barbuda 0.1%
  181. Djibouti 0.1%
  182. U.S. Virgin Islands 0.1%
  183. Bahamas 0.1%
  184. Trinidad & Tobago 0.1%
  185. South Sudan 0.1%
  186. Brunei 0.0%
  187. Yemen 0.0%
  188. Guam 0.0%
  189. Qatar 0.0%
  190. Libya 0.0%
  191. United Arab Emirates 0.0%
  192. St. Lucia 0.0%
  193. Turkmenistan 0.0%
  194. Saudi Arabia 0.0%
  195. Bahrain 0.0%
  196. Kuwait 0.0%
  197. Turks & Caicos Islands 0.0%
  198. Seychelles 0.0%
  199. Sint Maarten 0.0%
  200. Oman 0.0%
  201. Mauritania 0.0%
  202. St. Martin 0.0%
  203. Guinea-Bissau 0.0%
  204. Gibraltar 0.0%
  205. Cayman Islands 0.0%
Indicator: Renewables in electricity, %, 2012; WDI EG.ELC.RNEW.ZSSource: World Bank, World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0)

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