The production of electric energy at the national level increased by 6.1% at the end of November 2021, after a drop of 4.2% a year earlier, according to the Department of Studies and Financial Forecasts (DEPF).
This performance is the result of the increase in private electricity production (+6.2%), ONEE production (+10.1%), and that of renewable energies relating to Law 13-09 (+4.7%), the DEPF points out in its economic report for January 2022, adding that compared to its pre-crisis level, this production has improved by 1.7% after an increase of 1.3% at the end September 2021.
The production of electrical energy, at the national level, rose further in Q4 – 2021 as reflected by the 5.8% increase, for the first two months of this quarter.
This development follows an increase in this production of 3.3% in Q3, 15.5% in Q2, and 0.7% in Q1-2021.
With regard to the consumption of electrical energy, it increased by 5.8% at the end of October 2021, after an increase of 10.1% a month earlier and a decline of 2.8% the year before, covering an increase in sales of “Very high, high and medium voltage (THMT), excluding distributors” of 10.6%, of those intended for distributors of 4.7% and of those addressed to households by 2.1%.
As for the consumption of electrical energy, it jumped by 5.5% at the end of November 2021, after a drop of 2.2% a year earlier.
This development is linked to an increase of 14.8% in Q3 and 16.6% in Q2, mitigated by a decline of 14.5% in the first two months of the fourth quarter and of 1% in Q1-2021.
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