Renewable Energy Consumption: Antigua and Barbuda

Analysis# Antigua and Barbuda Renewable Energy Consumption Antigua and Barbuda generated 0.9% of its total energy from renewable sources in 2022, matching the all-time peak achieved in 2020. This represents a dramatic shift from 1990, when renewable energy accounted for 0% of consumption. Over the three-decade span, the nation progressed from complete reliance on fossil fuels to modest but measurable renewable integration. Growth accelerated notably between 2017 and 2020, when renewable consumption nearly doubled from 0.4% to 0.9%. The plateau since 2020 suggests the country has reached a temporary stabilization point at current infrastructure levels. Continued expansion will likely depend on new solar and wind installations to push beyond this threshold.