414 Million Had No Power. Now 27 Million 💡 #Shorts #LessonToday
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Three takeaways
In 2010, about 414 million people in Central and Southern Asia had no electricity.
By 2023 that number was about 27 million, according to Tracking SDG7: The Energy Progress Report 2025 (IEA, IRENA, UN Statistics Division, World Bank and WHO).
Most of the gain came in rural areas, where the region's number of people without power fell from about 383 million to about 25 million, using a mix of grid, mini-grid and…