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Electric power transmission and distribution losses

Electric power transmission and distribution losses include losses in transmission between sources of supply and points of distribution and in the distribution to consumers, including pilferage.

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Latest, 202312.44%of outputAnnual release · Not updated
vs 2022−0.5 pp12.9%
High since 199024.7% of output2000 · World Bank
Low since 199010.31% of output2018 · World Bank

Over time

2013 - 2023

Recent years

  1. 202312.44% of output−0.5 pp
  2. 202212.9% of output+1.9 pp
  3. 202111.04% of output−0.5 pp
  4. 202011.58% of output+0.1 pp
  5. 201911.48% of output+1.2 pp
  6. 201810.31% of output−1.4 pp
  7. 201711.69% of output+0.2 pp
  8. 201611.5% of output+0.03 pp
Full table
PeriodValue
202312.44% of output
202212.9% of output
202111.04% of output
202011.58% of output
201911.48% of output
201810.31% of output
201711.69% of output
201611.5% of output
201511.47% of output
201412.41% of output
201312.6% of output
201213.03% of output
201114.71% of output
201013.35% of output
200912.1% of output
200812.1% of output
200713.54% of output
200612.29% of output
200513.23% of output
200414.21% of output
200314.22% of output
200212.78% of output
200113.88% of output
200024.7% of output
199915.32% of output
199820.53% of output
199723.39% of output
199618.38% of output
199514.49% of output
199413.45% of output
199313.94% of output
199212.46% of output
199114.97% of output
199015.76% of output