Installed Renewable Energy Capacity
Key Players
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Ministry of Environment And Forestry
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Ministry of Electricity, Dams, Water and Irrigation (MoE)
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Renewable Energy Council of South Sudan (RECOSS)
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South Sudan Electricity Corporation (SSEC)
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South Sudan Electricity Regulatory Authority (SSERA)
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South Sudan National Electric Sector Policy Paper (May 2007)
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Electricity Sector Strategy Note for South Sudan
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Draft Electricity bill
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Electricity Regulations
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South Sudan-Solar Irradiation and PV Power Potential Maps
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IRENA RE Resource
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South Sudan Policy Database
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South Sudan’s Renewable Energy Potential A Building Block for Peace
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Rapid Situation Assessment and Gap Analysis Report
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UNEP South Sudan Profile
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Solar Powered Transmission: A Case Study from South Sudan
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South Sudan: Mapping The Supply Chain For Solar Lighting Products
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Key Economic Indicators
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GDP (current)NAin 2017
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GDP growth rate (current)NAin 2017
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WB Ease of doing business rank185in 2018
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Foreign direct investmentUSD 1.42 Millionin 2017
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Lending interest rate to private sector10.09%in 2017
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Domestic Credit to Private SectorNAin 2017
Key Energy Indicators
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Electric power consumption per capita39.89 kWhin 2014
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Share of electricity from RE in grid0.61%in 2015
Sovereign Credit Rating
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Standard & Poor'sNA
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Moody'sNA
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FitchNA
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