Africa: energy transition index ranking 2021

In 2021, the highest ranking African country in the global energy transition index (ETI) was Ghana. The country placed 56th globally. Moreover, Namibia and Kenya were the second and third highest ETI-scoring African countries, as they placed 59th and 61st worldwide, respectively. The indicator measures the energy system performance of countries and their readiness for energy transition on a scale of 0-100.

Energy Transition Index (ETI) ranking of African countries in 2021, by position in global ranking

Characteristic	Position in global ranking
Ghana	56
Namibia	59
Kenya	61
Morocco	66
Egypt	76
Algeria	79
Tanzania	80
Tunisia	88
Zambia	95
Cameroon	100
Nigeria	101
Ethiopa	103
Botswana	105
Senegal	106
Mozambique	107
Benin	109
South Africa	110
Zimbabwe	115

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April 2021

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Region

Africa

Survey time period

2021

Supplementary notes

The source notes the following: "The Energy Transition Index benchmarks countries on the performance of their energy system, as well as their readiness for transition to a secure, sustainable, affordable, and reliable energy future. ETI 2021 scores on a scale from 0 to 100."

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