Countries experiencing the most unreliable, unstable, and poorly managed electricity sectors are typically developing nations or regions grappling with severe economic turmoil, armed conflict, or inadequate infrastructure maintenance. Nations facing chronic nationwide blackouts, severely rationed power distribution, and extremely low electrification rates are often located in parts of Sub-Saharan Africa or regions suffering from systemic governance collapses. In these areas, decaying transmission grids and lack of capital investment prevent reliable power delivery.