Infrastructural data 30% open

How open is the data?

•  It's available free of charge
•  It's not downloadable
•  It's publicly available
•  It's not openly licenced
•  It's not up-to-date
•  It's not in an open and machine-readable format
•  It's not digital data
•  It's not print data

All answers

Question	Answer	Comment
Available free of charge	Yes
Downloadable	No
Publicly available	Yes
Openly licenced	No
Up-to-date	No
In an open and machine-readable format		HTML
location	https://www.crse.sn/statistiques-du-secteur - Electricity consumption, https://www.senelec.sn/production/ - Power stations and capacity
Collected by government	Yes
findable_steps	Google search
characteristics	Electricity consumption, Power stations and electric capacity	Electricity transmission networks and geographic locations: Map used to be published by the government agency “CSRE” (see here: https://www.africa-eu-renewables.org/market-information/senegal/energy-sector/ but it is offline now. There is a page for prices but information is unavailable, see https://www.crse.sn/les-tarifs
Controlled access	Yes
Collector name	Electricity Regulatory Board (CRSE), National Electricity Utility (Société Nationale d’Électricité du Sénégal, Senelec)	The National Electricity Utility (Société Nationale d’Électricité du Sénégal, Senelec) is a state-owned enterprise that holds a monopoly on electricity transmission and distribution. The Electricity Regulatory Board (CRSE) is an independent authority formed in 1998 in order to ensure fair and equitable treatment for all stakeholders, responsible for regulating the production, transport, distribution and sale of electric energy in Senegal.