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Place	Population	Electricity	Source(s)
Albania	2,821,977 (2011)	Hydroelectric.	[50]
Bhutan	727,145 (2017)	Largely hydroelectricity; exports 70% of its production due to excess energy generated; no fossil fuel power plants.	[71]
Costa Rica	4,857,000	99% renewable electricity. Hydroelectric (90%), geothermal, wind (and others)	[72]
Democratic Republic of the Congo	84,000,000	Almost 100% hydro, but only 9% have access to electricity.	[73][74]
Ethiopia	109,224,414 (2018)	Mostly hydroelectricity (>90%). Smaller quantities of wind, solar, and geothermal. 45% of the population has access to electricity As of 2018, and there is a 100% access target set in 2017 for 2025.	[75]
Iceland	329,100	72% hydroelectricity, 28% geothermal, wind, and solar power, less than 0.1% combustible fuel (off-grid diesel)	[76]
Norway	5,140,000	96% hydroelectricity, 2% combustible fuel, 2% geothermal, wind, and solar	[76]
Paraguay	7,010,000	Electricity sector in Paraguayis 100% hydroelectricity, about 90% of which is exported, remaining 10% covers domestic demand	[77]
Tajikistan	8,734,951 (2016)	Hydropower supplies nearly 100 percent of Tajikistan's electricity.	[78]
Uruguay	3,300,000 (2013)	94.5% renewable electricity; wind power (and biomass and solar power) is used to stretch hydroelectricity reserves into the dry season	[7