Uganda’s Renewable Energy Consumption
#95 of 191 in the Renewable Energy Consumption progress rankings
Renewable Energy Consumption (% of Total Final Energy Consumption) measures the share of energy derived from renewable sources as a percentage of total final energy consumption. It provides insight into a country's transition to sustainable energy (higher is better).
Latest (2022)
90.9 %
Year-over-year
-0.1 %
Change since start (1990→2022)
-5.7 %
Key insights
- From 1990 to 2022, Renewable Energy Consumption changed by -5.7 %.
- Most recent year-over-year change (2021→2022): -0.1 %.
- Lowest level: 90.5 % in 2018.
- Highest level: 97.3 % in 1994.
Renewable Energy Consumption Chart (1990–2022)
*Average based on available data from 193 UN member countries
Renewable Energy Consumption Table (1990–2022)
Year | Renewable Energy Consumption |
---|---|
1990 | 96.6 % |
1991 | 96.6 % |
1992 | 96.7 % |
1993 | 96.8 % |
1994 | 97.3 % |
1995 | 96.5 % |
1996 | 96.3 % |
1997 | 95.9 % |
1998 | 95.4 % |
1999 | 95.5 % |
2000 | 95.3 % |
2001 | 95.5 % |
2002 | 95.6 % |
2003 | 95.6 % |
2004 | 95.3 % |
2005 | 94.5 % |
2006 | 94.2 % |
2007 | 94.1 % |
2008 | 94.1 % |
2009 | 94.3 % |
2010 | 93.6 % |
2011 | 93.3 % |
2012 | 93.4 % |
2013 | 93.1 % |
2014 | 92.4 % |
2015 | 91.7 % |
2016 | 91.4 % |
2017 | 91.3 % |
2018 | 90.5 % |
2019 | 90.5 % |
2020 | 91.6 % |
2021 | 91.0 % |
2022 | 90.9 % |
Source: World Bank