Renewable Energy Consumption: Haiti

Analysis# Haiti Renewable Energy Consumption Haiti derived 76.7% of its total energy from renewable sources in 2021, maintaining a relatively stable plateau for the past decade. This figure sits well below the country's all-time peak of 96.7% in 1994 and marginally above the historical low of 76.1% recorded in 2015. Since 1990, renewable energy consumption has declined by 12 percentage points, reflecting a significant shift in Haiti's energy composition over three decades. The sharpest decline occurred between 1990 and 2015, when renewable share fell from 88.7% to 76.1%. From 2015 onward, consumption stabilized near the 76% mark, fluctuating minimally through 2021. This plateauing suggests Haiti's renewable energy base has reached a new equilibrium, though substantially lower than historical levels. Future trajectory will depend on infrastructure investments and energy policy shifts.