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Former Soviet republics Compared by Energy > Electricity > From fossil fuels

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DEFINITION: This entry measures the capacity of plants that generate electricity by burning fossil fuels (such as coal, petroleum products, and natural gas), expressed as a share of the country's total generating capacity.
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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 Turkmenistan 100% of total installed capacity 2010
2 Belarus 99.7% of total installed capacity 2010
3 Estonia 93.4% of total installed capacity 2010
4 Moldova 88.4% of total installed capacity 2010
5 Kazakhstan 88.2% of total installed capacity 2010
6 Uzbekistan 85.1% of total installed capacity 2010
7 Azerbaijan 84.5% of total installed capacity 2010
8 Lithuania 70.6% of total installed capacity 2010
9 Russia 67.7% of total installed capacity 2012
10 Ukraine 64.1% of total installed capacity 2010
11 Armenia 55.6% of total installed capacity 2010
12 Georgia 37.2% of total installed capacity 2010
13 Latvia 27.2% of total installed capacity 2010
14 Kyrgyzstan 20.1% of total installed capacity 2010
15 Tajikistan 9% of total installed capacity 2012

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