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18 Mar, 6 tweets, 2 min read
This thread describes the progress of Indian electrification coverage. Two charts are presented, both sourcing data from EIA.

First chart:

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Observations:
1. By the start of the century China had already almost finished full electrification. India had 60% without electricity.
2. Big drop 2000-04, from 600m to 500m
3. Shallow drop 2004-14 from 500m to 350m
4. Big drop 2014-18 from 350m to 50m

2/
Note:
1. slope of electrification rate from 2000-04 and since 2014 exceeds peak rate of electrification in China
2. 2017 was start of Saubhagya mission.
3. By 2019, India achieves near complete electrification (next graph)

3/
Latest data for 2019 from EIA:

4/
100m from 2000-04 = 25m per year
150m from 2004-14 = 15m per year
350m from 2014-19 = 70m per year

The 2004-14 slope if extrapolated, would yield full electrification in 2040. Instead, it is already accomplished as of 2019.

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