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When 1.3 billion turn on the lights...
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Report summary
1.3 billion people currently lack access to electricity. When will they turn on the lights, and what will happen when they do? Due to the sizeable potential upside, it is crucial to understand electrification in order to more accurately forecast future energy demand. Nearly every developing country runs its own electrification programme; however, these programmes vary from highly successful to entirely inept.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Background
- Why does electrification matter?
- Scorecard
- Quantifiable metrics
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Qualitative metrics
- Political stability & effective government
- Geography and demographics
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Centralised electrification programme
- How will electrification affect demand?
- Consumption patterns
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes 12 images and tables including:
- Average annual electrification growth by country (2000-2010)
- Population with access to electricity in India
- Population with access to electricity in Sub-Sahara Africa
- When 1.3 billion turn on the lights...: Image 4
- When 1.3 billion turn on the lights...: Table 1
- Philippines: Population density and power infrastructure
- Ghana: Population density and power infrastructure
- Institutional structure of electrification in South Africa
- Institutional structure of electrification in Nigeria
- Institutional structure of electrification in India
- Residential electricity demand in India
- Residential electricity demand in Sub-Sahara Africa
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