Faroe Islands

Fossil Fuels Electricity Capacity

0.07

million kilowatts

Global Ranking

167

Chad0.09

167

Saint Lucia0.09

169

169

Sierra Leone0.08

171

Faroe Islands0.07

172

172

174

Solomon Islands0.04

174

174

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines0.04

🇫🇴 Ranking

38

Switzerland0.26

39

40

41

41

43

Faroe Islands0.07

44

45

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Definition of Fossil Fuels Electricity Capacity

Installed capacity to produce electricity from fossil fuels including oil, coal, and natural gas.

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