South Sudan Electricity

0.56TWh−0.13% YoY
0.53TWh+0.0089% YoY
Generation Mix (2024)
Fossil Fuels (oil + gas + coal)
(nuclear + renewables) Low-Carbon
98.5%1.5%

Electricity Generation in South Sudan

  • Net electricity generation in South Sudan reached 0.56 terawatt-hours in 2024 (#172 in the world), a decrease of 0.13% from 0.56 terawatt-hours in 2023. This is equivalent to < 0.01% of global electricity generation.
  • In 2024, fossil fuels generated 98.5% (0.55 terawatt-hours) of electricity in South Sudan and renewables 1.5% (0.0081 terawatt-hours).
  • South Sudan reduced its fossil fuel use for electricity generation 2024 by 0.18% compared to 2023, with low-carbon sources (renewables) generating 1.5% of the total electricity.

Electricity Consumption in South Sudan

  • South Sudan consumed 0.53 terawatt-hours of electricity in 2024 (#172 in the world), an increase of 0.0089% from 2023. This represents < 0.01% of the world's total electricity consumption.
  • Per capita, electricity consumption in South Sudan averaged 44.79 kilowatt-hours in 2024, equivalent to 0.12 kilowatt-hours per day (#205 in the world).

Installed Electricity Capacity in South Sudan

  • South Sudan had a total installed electricity capacity of 0.06 gigawatts in 2024 (#191 in the world), an increase of 83% from the previous year.
  • fossil fuels made up 51.4% and renewables at 48.6% of South Sudan's installed capacity in 2024.
  • South Sudan's power plants ran at an overall capacity factor of 103.2% in 2024, with fossil fuels at 197.8% and solar at 3.1%.

Electricity Imports & Exports in South Sudan

  • No electricity imports or exports is reported for South Sudan.

Grid Efficiency in South Sudan

  • Distribution losses in South Sudan were 0.02 terawatt-hours in 2024, equivalent to 4.2% of total generation, down from 5.9% in 2014.

Electricity Balance in South Sudan

  • In 2024, South Sudan generated approximately 0.0015 terawatt-hours per day and consumed 0.0015 terawatt-hours per day. This represents a daily surplus of 0.000064 terawatt-hours.

South Sudan Electricity History (1980-2024)

GenerationConsumptionCapacityTrade
20240.56−0.13%172< 0.01%0.53+0.0089%172< 0.01%44.790.06+83%191< 0.01%0000.02
20230.56+10%172< 0.01%0.53+10.1%173< 0.01%46.580.03−0.72%202< 0.01%0——0.02
20220.51−10.9%172< 0.01%0.49−11.2%173< 0.01%44.090.03+420.2%199< 0.01%0000.02
20210.57+3.2%168< 0.01%0.55+3.2%171< 0.01%50.370.0065−94.6%208< 0.01%0000.02
20200.55+0.54%169< 0.01%0.53+0.56%169< 0.01%49.580.12+0%180< 0.01%0000.02
20190.55+1.5%168< 0.01%0.53+1.5%170< 0.01%50.60.12+0.08%180< 0.01%0000.02
20180.54−0.09%164< 0.01%0.52+0.23%169< 0.01%51.320.12+0.25%180< 0.01%0000.02
20170.54+4.1%166< 0.01%0.52+4.1%169< 0.01%50.520.12+49.8%180< 0.01%0000.02
20160.52−9.6%167< 0.01%0.5−9.3%170< 0.01%45.970.08+0.25%185< 0.01%0000.02
20150.58+20.8%163< 0.01%0.55+22.3%168< 0.01%49.440.08+0%185< 0.01%0000.03
20140.48+1.5%166< 0.01%0.45+1.4%170< 0.01%39.980.08+0%184< 0.01%0000.03
20130.47+6.1%164< 0.01%0.44+6.3%170< 0.01%39.690.08+0%184< 0.01%0000.03
20120.44—165< 0.01%0.42—170< 0.01%38.770.08—181< 0.01%0000.03
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