Installed Renewable Energy Capacity
Key Players
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Ministry of Water, Irrigation and Electricity
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Ethiopian Electric Power (EEP).
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Ethiopia Standards Agency
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Development Bank of Ethiopia
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Ethiopian Electric Utility
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Public-Private Partnerships Directorate-General (PPP-DG), Ministry of Finance
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Climate Resilient Green Economy Strategy (2011)
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National Energy Policy of Ethiopia
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Growth Transformation Plan (GTP) 2011-2015)
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National Electrification Program 2.0
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Ethiopia-Solar Irradiation and PV Power Potential Maps
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PPIAF World Bank
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IEA Ethiopia Energy Statistics
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Ethiopia Energy Dashboard
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IEA/IRENA Joint Policies and Measures Database
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UNIDO: Open Data Platform
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IRENA RE Resource data
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NAE Case Study: Ethiopia Solar Market Development
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Case Study: Developing the Solar Supply Chain in Ethiopia
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Case Study: SWOT Analysis of Solar Energy in Ethiopia
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Hybrid Solar – Wind – Diesel Systems for Rural Application in North Ethiopia: Case Study of 3 villages using HOMER simulation
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Key Economic Indicators
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GDP (current)USD 80.56 Billionin 2017
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GDP growth rate (current)10.25%in 2017
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WB Ease of doing business rank159in 2018
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Foreign direct investmentUSD 4017.16 Millionin 2017
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Lending interest rate to private sectorNAin 2017
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Domestic Credit to Private SectorNAin 2017
Key Energy Indicators
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Electric power consumption per capita69.72 kWhin 2014
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Share of electricity from RE in grid99.96%in 2015
Sovereign Credit Rating
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Standard & Poor'sB
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Moody'sB1
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FitchB
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