Renewable Energy Consumption: Djibouti

Analysis# Djibouti Renewable Energy Consumption Djibouti derived 26.9% of its total energy from renewable sources in 2022, representing a modest recovery from recent lows but still substantially below historical peaks. The country reached its all-time high of 34.4% in 2009, then experienced a sharp decline through the mid-2010s, hitting a low of 23.3% in 2017. Over the full 1990–2022 period, renewable energy consumption has fallen 9.1 percentage points, indicating a long-term shift toward non-renewable energy sources. The most significant turning point occurred around 2015–2017, when renewable energy consumption dropped sharply from 24.8% to 23.3%. Beginning in 2020, a recovery emerged, with consumption climbing to 27.5% before stabilizing near 27% through 2022. This recent upward trajectory suggests renewed momentum toward renewable energy, though Djibouti remains below its early 2010s performance.