Exploring Africa's Untapped Wind Potential

Overview

A new study for IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, shows that continental Africa possesses a stunning onshore wind potential of almost 180,000 Terawatt hours (TWh) per annum, enough to satisfy the entire continent’s electricity demands 250 times over.
 
The analysis, carried out by Everoze, finds that 27 countries in Africa have enough wind potential on their own to satisfy the entire continental electricity demand—estimated at 700 TWh annually . 
 
To find out more about Africa’s untapped wind power potential, download a presentation with key findings of this new analysis below.
 

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