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Country energy profile · Caribbean · latest data 2024

Grenada energy mix & electricity

In 2024, Grenada generated 240 GWh of electricity. The supply is entirely oil (100%).

Oil 100%
Renewable electricity
0%
0% low-carbon incl. nuclear
Carbon intensity
667g/kWh
World 458 g
Electricity per person
2,048kWh
World 3,860 kWh
Generation
240GWh
+40 GWh vs 2014
#188 of 213
Net exports
0TWh
0% of demand

The power system is very small (under 1 TWh a year), so it is not included in share-based world rankings. A single plant can change its mix dramatically from one year to the next.

Electricity generation by source in 2024

Share of electricity generation by source, with the change in percentage points over the last ten years.

Grenada electricity mix 2024
SourceTWhShare10-yr Δ pp
Oil0.24100%0
Total0.24100%

Grenada: electricity in context

In 2024, Grenada generated 240 GWh of electricity. That puts it in the same league as Saint Kitts and Nevis. The supply is entirely oil (100%).

Renewables supplied 0% of the electricity. That is 34 points below the world average of 33.8%. It is also below the average for North America (28.8%). Generating one kWh emits about 667 g CO₂e here (world average: 458 g). This is one of the more carbon-intensive grids in the world.

The decade’s big winner is oil, up 40 GWh between 2014 and 2024 (plus 0 percentage points of the mix). Overall, the renewable share has barely moved over ten years (a change of under one percentage point). Carbon intensity, however, rose from 650 to 667 g/kWh (+3%).

Coal has essentially never been burned for electricity here: its share has stayed below 1% throughout the record.

Wind and solar have barely started in Grenada: combined, they produce less than 1% of the power.

Generation per person is 2,048 kWh a year, 53% of the world average of 3,860 kWh. Grenada does not trade electricity with other countries: the grid is not interconnected with any neighbour.

How the power mix has changed

Electricity generation by source since 2000. Switch to shares to see the structural shift independent of demand growth.

Electricity generation by source, 2000–2024

Solar & wind farms: Grenada

2 utility-scale facilities tracked by Global Energy Monitor (2026): 0 MW of solar and 0 MW of wind operating, plus 30 MW under construction or planned.

See them on the mapLargest solar & wind farms: Grenada →

How does Grenada compare?

Grenada next to 6 neighbouring countries, plus regional and world averages. Click a column to sort; use “Compare” for full side-by-side charts.

CountryRenewable %Low-carbon %Fossil % gCO₂/kWhkWh / personGeneration TWhMix
Grenada 0% 0% 100% 667 2,048 0.2 —
Trinidad and Tobago 0.1% 0.1% 99.9% 682 6,334 9.6 Compare
Saint Lucia 2.5% 2.5% 97.5% 650 2,225 0.4 Compare
Barbados 9% 9% 91% 595 3,930 1.1 Compare
Martinique 25.8% 25.8% 74.2% 530 4,364 1.5 Compare
Guadeloupe 35.3% 35.3% 64.7% 497 4,435 1.7 Compare
Antigua and Barbuda 8.1% 8.1% 91.9% 595 3,945 0.4 Compare
North America average 28.8% 44.7% 55.3% 369 9,025 5,534 Compare
World average 33.8% 42.6% 57.4% 458 3,860 31,772 Compare

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Grenada energy: frequently asked questions

What percentage of electricity in Grenada is renewable?
In 2024, 0% of the electricity in Grenada came from renewable sources. The world average is 33.8%.
What is the main source of electricity in Grenada?
Oil is the largest source of electricity in Grenada, providing 100% of generation in 2024.
How clean is the electricity in Grenada?
Electricity in Grenada has a carbon intensity of about 667 g CO₂-equivalent per kWh (2024), against a world average of 458 g/kWh. That is carbon-intensive. Charging an electric car that uses 15 kWh/100 km therefore emits around 100 g CO₂e per km from electricity.
How much electricity does Grenada use per person?
Grenada generates about 2,048 kWh of electricity per person per year (2024), compared with a world average of 3,860 kWh. Including all fuels for transport, heating and industry, primary energy use is about 12,221 kWh per person.

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Sources & references

  1. Our World in Data: Energy dataset (CC BY 4.0) — compiled from the sources below
  2. Ember: Yearly Electricity Data — generation, shares, carbon intensity
  3. Energy Institute: Statistical Review of World Energy — primary energy, fossil production
  4. U.S. Energy Information Administration: International Energy Data — gap-filling for smaller countries
  5. World Resources Institute: Global Power Plant Database v1.3 (CC BY 4.0) — power plant locations and capacity

Electricity data: Ember and Energy Institute Statistical Review via Our World in Data (CC BY 4.0); latest year 2024. Power plants: WRI Global Power Plant Database (CC BY 4.0). Rankings exclude systems under 1 TWh and values older than 2020. Figures may be revised by the original publishers.