Sub-Saharan Africa Compared by Energy > Electricity > Consumption by households and other consumers

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE	GRAPH	HISTORY
1	South Africa	83 billion kWh	2005
2	Nigeria	11.25 billion kWh	2005
3	Zimbabwe	6.69 billion kWh	2005
4	Namibia	2.88 billion kWh	2005
5	Zambia	2.43 billion kWh	2005
6	Sudan	2.42 billion kWh	2005
7	Cameroon	2.05 billion kWh	2005
8	Kenya	1.78 billion kWh	2005
9	Cote d'Ivoire	1.78 billion kWh	2005
10	Angola	1.46 billion kWh	2005
11	Ethiopia	1.39 billion kWh	2005
12	Democratic Republic of the Congo	1.39 billion kWh	2005
13	Ghana	1.39 billion kWh	2005
14	Tanzania	1.37 billion kWh	2005
15	Mauritius	1.23 billion kWh	2005
16	Botswana	1.23 billion kWh	2005
17	Senegal	1.12 billion kWh	2005
18	Gabon	855 million kWh	2005
19	Mozambique	700 million kWh	2005
20	Madagascar	579 million kWh	2005
21	Malawi	475 million kWh	2005
22	Benin	471 million kWh	2005
23	Mali	432 million kWh	2005
24	Togo	404 million kWh	2005
25	Uganda	338 million kWh	2005
26	Liberia	305 million kWh	2005
27	Swaziland	290 million kWh	1994
28	Somalia	266 million kWh	2005
29	Guinea	265 million kWh	2005
=30	Niger	245 million kWh	2005
=30	Djibouti	245 million kWh	2005
32	Burkina Faso	235 million kWh	2005
33	Eritrea	174 million kWh	2005
34	Cape Verde	162.28 million kWh	2005
35	Mauritania	153 million kWh	2005
36	The Gambia	130 million kWh	2005
37	Rwanda	115 million kWh	2005
38	Burundi	87 million kWh	2005
39	Central African Republic	75 million kWh	2005
40	Chad	60 million kWh	2005
41	Seychelles	44 million kWh	2005
42	Sierra Leone	31 million kWh	2005
43	Equatorial Guinea	27 million kWh	2005
=44	Sao Tome and Principe	19 million kWh	2005
=44	Comoros	19 million kWh	2005

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