In this investigation the electricity generation and the electricity
capacity of energy mix for sub Saharan Africa from 2020 to 2040 including CO2 emission from (coal, oil, gas) (Total Final Consumption, transport)and power generation were analyzed. These energy
sources includeconventional and renewable energy sources such as
coal, oil, gas, hydro, nuclear, bioenergy, solar PV, and other renewables.We developed a linear regression equation based on
the least-square method ofestimation to forecast the value of energy and CO2 emission.We fit a linear trend to the energy timeseries including CO2
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