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South Sudan · asset class
Interconnectors in South Sudan
South Sudan has 1 interconnectors mapped on the OverWatts open energy atlas — the 80th-largest fleet of the 104 countries that hold any, and 0.1% of the world's mapped total. Of these, 1 under construction or proposed. The largest is South Sudan – Uganda interconnection (planned) (600 MW).
1 is in the pipeline, led by South Sudan – Uganda interconnection (planned) (600 MW), proposed. They account for 14% of every energy asset OverWatts maps in South Sudan.
1
Interconnector in South Sudan
#80
of 104 countries
1
In construction / proposed
On the interactive map
Largest interconnectors in South Sudan
- South Sudan – Uganda interconnection (planned)600 MW · proposed
Under construction & proposed
- South Sudan – Uganda interconnection (planned)600 MW · proposed
How South Sudan compares · interconnectors by country
- 1. United States159
- 98. Qatar1
- 99. Sudan1
- 100. Slovakia1
- 101. South Sudan1
- 102. Syria1
- 103. Tajikistan1
- 104. Turkmenistan1
Frequently asked
- How many interconnectors are there in South Sudan?
- OverWatts maps 1 interconnectors in South Sudan — 0.1% of the world's mapped total, the 80th-largest national fleet of the 104 countries with any.
- What is the largest interconnector in South Sudan?
- South Sudan – Uganda interconnection (planned), at 600 MW.
- What new interconnectors are being built in South Sudan?
- 1 project is under construction or proposed. The largest is South Sudan – Uganda interconnection (planned) (600 MW).