Data for 2010
Access to Electricity, 2010
2010, as World Bank Group’s 2026 release gives it · stored as published, never rewritten
Access to Electricity, 2010 covers 215 countries. 74 countries share the highest reading, 100.0; South Sudan is lowest, at 1.5. The middle country reads 98.8. Against 2009, 143 values changed (113 up, 30 down), the same countries are covered.
Access to Electricity · Data for 2010
Highest74 countries share it
100.0LowestSouth Sudan
1.5Shaded by value in five groups of equal size, darkest at the better end.
01Values only
The table
Every country and every column of Access to Electricity, 2010, as published. The file carries values only, so no position is shown. “=” marks a shared position.
Showing 25 of 215 countries · select a heading to sort
ANDSouthern Europe | 100.0 |
AUSAustralia and New Zealand | 100.0 |
AUTWestern Europe | 100.0 |
BHSCaribbean | 100.0 |
BHRWestern Asia | 100.0 |
BRBCaribbean | 100.0 |
BELWestern Europe | 100.0 |
BMUNorthern America | 100.0 |
BRNSouth-eastern Asia | 100.0 |
CANNorthern America | 100.0 |
CYMCaribbean | 100.0 |
Channel IslandsCHINorthern Europe | 100.0 |
HRVSouthern Europe | 100.0 |
CUWCaribbean | 100.0 |
CYPWestern Asia | 100.0 |
CZEEastern Europe | 100.0 |
DNKNorthern Europe | 100.0 |
ESTNorthern Europe | 100.0 |
FRONorthern Europe | 100.0 |
FINNorthern Europe | 100.0 |
FRAWestern Europe | 100.0 |
PYFPolynesia | 100.0 |
GEOWestern Asia | 100.0 |
DEUWestern Europe | 100.0 |
GIBSouthern Europe | 100.0 |
GRCSouthern Europe | 100.0 |
GRLNorthern America | 100.0 |
GUMMicronesia | 100.0 |
HKGEastern Asia | 100.0 |
HUNEastern Europe | 100.0 |
ISLNorthern Europe | 100.0 |
IRLNorthern Europe | 100.0 |
IMNNorthern Europe | 100.0 |
ISRWestern Asia | 100.0 |
ITASouthern Europe | 100.0 |
JPNEastern Asia | 100.0 |
JORWestern Asia | 100.0 |
KAZCentral Asia | 100.0 |
KWTWestern Asia | 100.0 |
LIEWestern Europe | 100.0 |
LUXWestern Europe | 100.0 |
MACEastern Asia | 100.0 |
MLTSouthern Europe | 100.0 |
MCOWestern Europe | 100.0 |
NLDWestern Europe | 100.0 |
NCLMelanesia | 100.0 |
NZLAustralia and New Zealand | 100.0 |
MNPMicronesia | 100.0 |
NORNorthern Europe | 100.0 |
OMNWestern Asia | 100.0 |
POLEastern Europe | 100.0 |
PRTSouthern Europe | 100.0 |
PRICaribbean | 100.0 |
QATWestern Asia | 100.0 |
MAFCaribbean | 100.0 |
SMRSouthern Europe | 100.0 |
SAUWestern Asia | 100.0 |
SGPSouth-eastern Asia | 100.0 |
SXMCaribbean | 100.0 |
SVKEastern Europe | 100.0 |
SVNSouthern Europe | 100.0 |
KOREastern Asia | 100.0 |
ESPSouthern Europe | 100.0 |
SWENorthern Europe | 100.0 |
CHEWestern Europe | 100.0 |
TTOCaribbean | 100.0 |
TURWestern Asia | 100.0 |
TKMCentral Asia | 100.0 |
TCACaribbean | 100.0 |
UKREastern Europe | 100.0 |
AREWestern Asia | 100.0 |
GBRNorthern Europe | 100.0 |
USANorthern America | 100.0 |
VIRCaribbean | 100.0 |
AZEWestern Asia | 99.9 |
PSEWestern Asia | 99.9 |
ARMWestern Asia | 99.8 |
LVANorthern Europe | 99.8 |
KNACaribbean | 99.8 |
CHNEastern Asia | 99.7 |
LTUNorthern Europe | 99.7 |
SRBSouthern Europe | 99.7 |
THASouth-eastern Asia | 99.7 |
ALBSouthern Europe | 99.6 |
UZBCentral Asia | 99.6 |
BIHSouthern Europe | 99.5 |
CHLSouth America | 99.5 |
LBNWestern Asia | 99.5 |
MYSSouth-eastern Asia | 99.5 |
MKDSouthern Europe | 99.5 |
TUNNorthern Africa | 99.5 |
EGYNorthern Africa | 99.4 |
IRNSouthern Asia | 99.4 |
MUSEastern Africa | 99.4 |
MDAEastern Europe | 99.3 |
RUSEastern Europe | 99.3 |
URYSouth America | 99.3 |
MEXCentral America | 99.2 |
MNESouthern Europe | 99.2 |
NRUMicronesia | 99.2 |
VENSouth America | 99.1 |
CRICentral America | 99.0 |
KGZCentral Asia | 99.0 |
MDVSouthern Asia | 99.0 |
DZANorthern Africa | 98.9 |
ARGSouth America | 98.8 |
PLWMicronesia | 98.8 |
TJKCentral Asia | 98.8 |
ATGCaribbean | 98.7 |
BRASouth America | 98.6 |
IRQWestern Asia | 98.4 |
VGBCaribbean | 98.3 |
DOMCaribbean | 98.1 |
CUBCaribbean | 97.8 |
ECUSouth America | 97.5 |
PRYSouth America | 97.4 |
VNMSouth-eastern Asia | 97.4 |
ROUEastern Europe | 97.1 |
SYCEastern Africa | 97.0 |
COLSouth America | 96.8 |
TUVPolynesia | 96.7 |
WSMPolynesia | 96.4 |
MARNorthern Africa | 95.7 |
BLREastern Europe | 94.4 |
IDNSouth-eastern Asia | 94.2 |
LCACaribbean | 94.2 |
BGREastern Europe | 93.5 |
ABWCaribbean | 93.4 |
TONPolynesia | 92.8 |
VCTCaribbean | 92.7 |
SYRWestern Asia | 92.7 |
FJIMelanesia | 92.4 |
JAMCaribbean | 92.2 |
SLVCentral America | 91.6 |
DMACaribbean | 91.3 |
SURSouth America | 91.2 |
BLZCentral America | 89.9 |
GRDCaribbean | 89.4 |
MHLMicronesia | 89.4 |
GABMiddle Africa | 89.3 |
PERSouth America | 88.1 |
BOLSouth America | 88.0 |
PAKSouthern Asia | 87.1 |
PANCentral America | 86.8 |
PHLSouth-eastern Asia | 85.5 |
LKASouthern Asia | 85.3 |
GTMCentral America | 84.3 |
GUYSouth America | 83.3 |
ZAFSouthern Africa | 82.8 |
LBYNorthern Africa | 81.9 |
CPVWestern Africa | 81.1 |
HNDCentral America | 81.0 |
NICCentral America | 80.1 |
MNGEastern Asia | 78.5 |
INDSouthern Asia | 76.3 |
BTNSouthern Asia | 73.3 |
LAOSouth-eastern Asia | 70.2 |
COMEastern Africa | 69.7 |
NPLSouthern Asia | 68.6 |
GNQMiddle Africa | 66.1 |
FSMMicronesia | 64.5 |
GHAWestern Africa | 64.2 |
KIRMicronesia | 63.2 |
STPMiddle Africa | 61.4 |
YEMWestern Asia | 60.8 |
CIVWestern Africa | 58.4 |
DJIEastern Africa | 57.9 |
SENWestern Africa | 56.5 |
BGDSouthern Asia | 55.3 |
CMRMiddle Africa | 52.8 |
SOMEastern Africa | 52.3 |
BWASouthern Africa | 52.0 |
MMRSouth-eastern Asia | 48.8 |
NGAWestern Africa | 48.0 |
GMBWestern Africa | 46.8 |
SWZSouthern Africa | 45.6 |
NAMSouthern Africa | 44.4 |
VUTMelanesia | 44.1 |
AFGSouthern Asia | 42.7 |
ERIEastern Africa | 40.1 |
COGMiddle Africa | 40.0 |
ZWEEastern Africa | 38.9 |
TLSSouth-eastern Asia | 38.0 |
HTICaribbean | 37.2 |
SDNNorthern Africa | 36.0 |
SLBMelanesia | 35.4 |
AGOMiddle Africa | 35.0 |
BENWestern Africa | 34.2 |
MRTWestern Africa | 34.2 |
KHMSouth-eastern Asia | 31.1 |
TGOWestern Africa | 30.8 |
PRKEastern Asia | 29.3 |
GINWestern Africa | 28.1 |
MLIWestern Africa | 27.0 |
ETHEastern Africa | 25.5 |
ZMBEastern Africa | 22.0 |
PNGMelanesia | 19.5 |
KENEastern Africa | 19.2 |
MOZEastern Africa | 18.9 |
LSOSouthern Africa | 17.0 |
TZAEastern Africa | 14.8 |
NERWestern Africa | 13.6 |
BFAWestern Africa | 13.1 |
CODMiddle Africa | 13.0 |
MDGEastern Africa | 12.3 |
UGAEastern Africa | 12.1 |
SLEWestern Africa | 11.5 |
CAFMiddle Africa | 9.8 |
RWAEastern Africa | 9.7 |
MWIEastern Africa | 8.7 |
TCDMiddle Africa | 6.4 |
GNBWestern Africa | 6.0 |
BDIEastern Africa | 5.3 |
LBRWestern Africa | 5.3 |
SSDEastern Africa | 1.5 |
02In 2010
At either end
The 5 countries at each end of the headline.
Highest
Andorrashared100.0
United Arab Emiratesshared100.0
Australiashared100.0
Austriashared100.0
Belgiumshared100.0
Lowest
South Sudan1.5
Liberiashared5.3
Burundishared5.3
Guinea-Bissau6.0
Chad6.4
A higher value is the better result. The middle country reads 98.8. “Shared” marks a value another country also holds.
032009 → 2010
Since 2009
What changed between 2009 and this one: who joined or left, and how far the headline moved.
- +0 / −0countries joined / left
- 143values changed, of 215 in both
- 113 · 30rose · fell
- 72unchanged
Rose most
Somalia25.5 → 52.3+26.8
Solomon Islands21.2 → 35.4+14.2
Vanuatu33.3 → 44.1+10.8
Morocco85.9 → 95.7+9.8
Comoros60.1 → 69.7+9.6
Fell most
Timor-Leste46.3 → 38.0−8.3
Aruba100.0 → 93.4−6.6
Rwanda15.6 → 9.7−5.9
Afghanistan48.3 → 42.7−5.6
Madagascar17.4 → 12.3−5.1
Both years come from the same release, so a difference here is a change in the data, not a revision of it. Every country’s full history is charted on the statistic page.
04Caveats
Read before you use
What this edition’s numbers are and are not, worked out from the file itself.
One year of the 2026 release
Every year in this series comes from World Bank Group’s 2026 release, recalculated on one method. It can differ from what was first published for 2010.
114 distinct values among 215
Values are stored exactly as published, to 1 decimal. 74 countries share 100.0. Countries sharing a value share a position too.
Nothing missing
Every one of the 215 countries has every column.
05The files
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The publisher’s original
World Bank Group’s own file, on its own site.
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What this site changed: Reshaped into one row per country: regional and income-group totals are left out, only the columns listed are kept, each row gets its ISO 3166 code, and some country names are brought to one spelling. No value is recalculated, rescaled or rounded.
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Cite this edition
World Bank Group (2010). Access to Electricity, 2010 [data set], describing 2010. As held by Nations Inquiry, https://nationsinquiry.com/datasets/electricity-access/2010
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07Questions
Access to Electricity, 2010: questions and answers
Which country has the highest access to electricity in Access to Electricity, 2010?
74 countries share the highest reading, 100.0, so no single country is named.
What year does Access to Electricity, 2010 describe?
2010.
How many countries does Access to Electricity, 2010 cover?
215.
Where can I download Access to Electricity, 2010?
On this page, as a CSV file holding every value exactly as published, or from the publisher’s own site, linked below.
Is Access to Electricity, 2010 the newest?
No. The newest held here is Access to Electricity, 2024.