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Sri Lanka Highest Renewable Energy

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78.10% in 1990

Renewable energy consumption as % of total · World Bank

The highest renewable energy in Sri Lanka was 78.10% in 1990. The top 5 years were: 1990 (78.10%), 1991 (78.00%), 1992 (75.30%), 1993 (74.20%), 1994 (70.60%).

Top 5 Highest Years▾

Sri Lanka Top 5 Highest Renewable Energy Years
Rank	Year	Value
1st	1990	78.10%
2nd	1991	78.00%
3rd	1992	75.30%
4th	1993	74.20%
5th	1994	70.60%

All Data (sorted by value)▾

Year	Value	Change	Rank
1991	78.00%	−0.10%	32nd
1990	78.10%	–	33rd
1992	75.30%	−2.70%	35th
1993	74.20%	−1.10%	35th
1995	69.90%	−0.70%	41st
1994	70.60%	−3.60%	39th
1997	65.90%	+1.50%	42nd
2009	63.50%	+1.90%	38th
2000	64.20%	+1.00%	41st
1998	64.20%	−1.70%	42nd
1996	64.40%	−5.50%	44th
2001	62.90%	−1.30%	42nd
1999	63.20%	−1.00%	42nd
2010	61.90%	−1.60%	39th
2008	61.60%	+1.40%	40th
2006	62.20%	+2.10%	41st
2004	61.60%	+0.30%	43rd
2003	61.30%	−0.80%	46th
2002	62.10%	−0.80%	45th
2007	60.20%	−2.00%	41st
2005	60.10%	−1.50%	45th
2013	56.90%	+4.00%	43rd
2011	56.40%	−5.50%	42nd
2014	54.20%	−2.70%	45th
2012	52.90%	−3.50%	47th
2015	51.30%	−2.90%	46th
2021	48.80%	−0.50%	50th
2020	49.30%	+3.20%	51st
2018	47.90%	+2.10%	51st
2019	46.10%	−1.80%	53rd
2017	45.80%	+0.70%	50th
2016	45.10%	−6.20%	55th

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