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Access to Electricity
Access to Electricity
Access to Electricity
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Source
The figures reported in the tabulation indicate the weighted percentage of households in the area (district, province, or nation-wide) that possess access to electricity. We define those with access to electricity as being households who use electricity (PLN and non-PLN alike) as their main source of light. Data are taken from Susenas 1995-2019. Percentage figures are missing in 2005, as electricity access was not included in that year's survey instrument.
As of 2019, an overwhelming majority of Indonesian households has already possessed access to electricity. More than 98% of all households have used electricity as their source of lighting. DKI Jakarta leads in terms of electricity access; our data suggests that all households have had access to electricity in 2019. On the other hand, Papua lags significantly behind other provinces in terms of electricity access; only 70% of households in Papua had access to electricity in 2019.
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