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Solomon Islands / Energy and CO₂ / Renewables in final energy

Renewables in final energy in Solomon Islands

% · 2022 · from World Bank World Development Indicators

50.1%in 2022

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Renewables in final energy, Solomon Islands and the worldSolomon Islands was at 50.1% in 2022; in 1990 it was 60.2%.
10.020.030.040.050.060.070.019901995200020052010201520202022: 50.1%
Indicator: Renewables in final energy, %, yearly; WDI EG.FEC.RNEW.ZSSource: World Bank, World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0)
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YearSolomon IslandsWorld
202250.1%
202149.1%
202049.0%19.7%
201948.4%18.6%
201848.6%18.1%
201749.0%17.9%
201648.7%17.6%
201548.6%17.4%
201445.9%17.3%
201341.8%17.2%
201243.8%16.9%
201143.6%16.7%
201045.1%16.7%
200945.8%17.1%
200846.7%16.7%
200747.4%16.5%
200648.9%16.7%
200549.7%16.6%
200449.9%16.8%
200351.5%17.1%
200252.8%17.2%
200154.1%17.2%
200055.3%17.5%
199955.3%17.9%
199852.5%17.6%
199753.1%17.5%
199652.5%17.4%
199554.1%17.4%
199454.5%17.4%
199356.1%17.2%
199257.7%17.2%
199159.0%16.8%
199060.2%16.7%
Where Solomon Islands sits among countries, 2022Solomon Islands's 50.1% is higher than 52 of the other 70 countries with a 2022 figure.
Solomon Islands 50.1%0.0%95.4%linear scale

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Every country, 2022 (71)
  1. Somalia 95.4%
  2. Liberia 92.8%
  3. Uganda 90.9%
  4. Central African Republic 90.9%
  5. Guinea-Bissau 87.4%
  6. Madagascar 83.1%
  7. Burundi 83.0%
  8. Bhutan 82.5%
  9. Rwanda 79.9%
  10. Sierra Leone 71.6%
  11. Burkina Faso 71.4%
  12. Mali 71.1%
  13. Chad 70.0%
  14. Guinea 66.6%
  15. Eswatini 64.7%
  16. Malawi 62.9%
  17. Liechtenstein 56.9%
  18. Papua New Guinea 54.6%
  19. Solomon Islands 50.1%
  20. Laos 49.2%
  21. Gambia 47.7%
  22. São Tomé & Príncipe 42.5%
  23. Kiribati 41.9%
  24. Comoros 39.3%
  25. Samoa 35.9%
  26. Lesotho 34.9%
  27. Belize 30.8%
  28. Fiji 28.4%
  29. Djibouti 26.9%
  30. Vanuatu 25.0%
  31. Cape Verde 21.8%
  32. Afghanistan 20.0%
  33. Mauritania 19.6%
  34. Andorra 18.7%
  35. Palestinian Territories 15.4%
  36. Marshall Islands 12.2%
  37. Guyana 12.1%
  38. Greenland 11.7%
  39. Timor-Leste 11.4%
  40. Macao SAR China 11.0%
  41. Grenada 10.0%
  42. St. Lucia 9.7%
  43. New Caledonia 9.6%
  44. Dominica 8.9%
  45. Aruba 8.8%
  46. Faroe Islands 7.9%
  47. French Polynesia 7.0%
  48. Guam 6.7%
  49. U.S. Virgin Islands 5.9%
  50. Barbados 5.5%
  51. Tuvalu 5.2%
  52. St. Vincent & Grenadines 5.1%
  53. Equatorial Guinea 4.2%
  54. Isle of Man 2.7%
  55. Puerto Rico 2.5%
  56. Tonga 2.3%
  57. Micronesia 2.0%
  58. Seychelles 1.9%
  59. Nauru 1.9%
  60. St. Kitts & Nevis 1.5%
  61. British Virgin Islands 1.3%
  62. Maldives 1.2%
  63. Bahamas 1.1%
  64. Palau 0.9%
  65. Bermuda 0.9%
  66. Antigua & Barbuda 0.9%
  67. Turks & Caicos Islands 0.8%
  68. Northern Mariana Islands 0.5%
  69. American Samoa 0.4%
  70. Sint Maarten 0.0%
  71. Cayman Islands 0.0%
Indicator: Renewables in final energy, %, 2022; WDI EG.FEC.RNEW.ZSSource: World Bank, World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0)

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