Figure 2
The horizontal axis ranges from 2000 to 2020 in increments of 1 year. The vertical axis ranges from 0 to 80 in increments of 10 units. Each year shows three vertical bars. A legend at the bottom of the bar graph indicates that the first bar represents “Fossil Fuel”, the second bar represents “Renewable Energy”, and the third represents “T N R R”. The data for the bars from left to right are as follows: 2000: Fossil Fuel: 46.55; Renewable Energy: 73.69; T N R R: 10. 2001: Fossil Fuel: 45.86; Renewable Energy: 73.69; T N R R: 8.96. 2002: Fossil Fuel: 44.15; Renewable Energy: 73.16; T N R R: 8.86. 2003: Fossil Fuel: 47.03; Renewable Energy: 72.03; T N R R: 7.97. 2004: Fossil Fuel: 47.04; Renewable Energy: 72.56; T N R R: 8.66. 2005: Fossil Fuel: 47.42; Renewable Energy: 72.30; T N R R: 11.95. 2006: Fossil Fuel: 47.47; Renewable Energy: 71.7; T N R R: 11.95. 2007: Fossil Fuel: 47.8; Renewable Energy: 71.04; T N R R: 12.61. 2008: Fossil Fuel: 49.79; Renewable Energy: 70.71; T N R R: 16.6. 2009: Fossil Fuel: 48.70; Renewable Energy: 70.71; T N R R: 9.29. 2010: Fossil Fuel: 48.8; Renewable Energy: 71.37; T N R R: 10.95. 2011: Fossil Fuel: 49.79; Renewable Energy: 69.71; T N R R: 12.95. 2012: Fossil Fuel: 47.8; Renewable Energy: 68.71; T N R R: 11.29. 2013: Fossil Fuel: 47.81; Renewable Energy: 70.66; T N R R: 9.76. 2014: Fossil Fuel: 48.8; Renewable Energy: 68.71; T N R R: 7.97. 2015: Fossil Fuel: 47.8; Renewable Energy: 69.05; T N R R: 5.31. 2016: Fossil Fuel: 47.47; Renewable Energy: 69.05; T N R R: 5.98. 2017: Fossil Fuel: 47.14; Renewable Energy: 68.71; T N R R: 6.97. 2018: Fossil Fuel: 46.47; Renewable Energy: 68.71; T N R R: 7.26. 2019: Fossil Fuel: 46.57; Renewable Energy: 68.71; T N R R: 6.64. 2020: Fossil Fuel: 44.48; Renewable Energy: 70.71; T N R R: 4.32. Note: All numerical data values are approximated.Fossil fuel energy consumption (%), renewable energy consumption (%) and total natural resources rents (%) for SSA countries from 2000 to 2020. Source: WDI, WB