91.21% of the installed capacity base comprised of renewable energy sources, the largest being Hydroelectricity at 4,037 megawatts.

4.69% of the installed capacity base comprised of renewable energy sources, the largest being Hydroelectricity at 13 megawatts.

93.08% of the installed capacity base comprised of renewable energy sources, the largest being Hydroelectricity at 673 megawatts.

78.82% of the installed capacity base comprised of renewable energy sources, the largest being Hydroelectricity at 67 megawatts.

In 2008, Niger generated 0.2 billion kilowatthours of electricity from an installed capacity base of 145 megawatts. The top energy source overall was Conventional Thermal (100% of total capacity).

In 2008, Liberia generated 0.34 billion kilowatthours of electricity from an installed capacity base of 198 megawatts. The top energy source overall was Conventional Thermal (100% of total capacity).

In 2008, Guinea-Bissau generated 0.07 billion kilowatthours of electricity from an installed capacity base of 21 megawatts. The top energy source overall was Conventional Thermal (100% of total capacity).

37.16% of the installed capacity base comprised of renewable energy sources, the largest being Hydroelectricity at 123 megawatts.

In 2008, the Gambia, The generated 0.22 billion kilowatthours of electricity from an installed capacity base of 53 megawatts. The top energy source overall was Conventional Thermal (100% of total capacity).

40.96% of the installed capacity base comprised of renewable energy sources, the largest being Hydroelectricity at 170 megawatts.

3.23% of the installed capacity base comprised of renewable energy sources, the largest being Hydroelectricity at 1 megawatts.

49.75% of the installed capacity base comprised of renewable energy sources, the largest being Hydroelectricity at 606 megawatts.

98.67% of the installed capacity base comprised of renewable energy sources, the largest being Hydroelectricity at 2,442 megawatts.

80.41% of the installed capacity base comprised of renewable energy sources, the largest being Hydroelectricity at 119 megawatts.

In 2008, Chad generated 0.1 billion kilowatthours of electricity from an installed capacity base of 32 megawatts. The top energy source overall was Conventional Thermal (100% of total capacity).

54.35% of the installed capacity base comprised of renewable energy sources, the largest being Hydroelectricity at 25 megawatts.

72.85% of the installed capacity base comprised of renewable energy sources, the largest being Hydroelectricity at 805 megawatts.

98.08% of the installed capacity base comprised of renewable energy sources, the largest being Hydroelectricity at 51 megawatts.

12.7% of the installed capacity base comprised of renewable energy sources, the largest being Hydroelectricity at 32 megawatts.

52.63% of the installed capacity base comprised of renewable energy sources, the largest being Hydroelectricity at 5,000 megawatts.