Erneuerbare energie speicherung Jamaica

What is Jamaica's energy policy?

Jamaica's National Energy Policy, published in 2009, sets targets for renewable electricity generation, energy efficiency, and greenhouse gas emissions to be met by 2030. The policy document outlines Jamaica's comprehensive long-term energy plan.

What is Jamaica's energy source?

This page is part of Global Energy Monitor 's Latin America Energy Portal. Oil and natural gas continue to supply most of Jamaica's energy, supplemented by significantly smaller contributions from renewables. As of 2020, nearly 89% of electricity was still generated by fossil fuels.

What percentage of Jamaica's energy is renewable?

As of 2020, Jamaica’s use of renewables accounted for approximately 11 percent of its energy: 6.5 percent wind, 3.5 percent hydropower, and 1 percent solar power.

Who regulates electricity in Jamaica?

MSET (Ministry of Science, Energy, and Technology) is the government institution responsible for energy. NEPA (National Environment and Planning Agency) is responsible for permitting and tracking all environmental impact assessments. OUR (Office of Utility Regulators) is responsible for regulating Jamaica's electrical sector.

When was Jamaica's last public procurement for renewables?

According to opposition spokesperson Phillip Paulwell, who is Jamaica's shadow minister on energy, the last public procurement for renewables was done in 2014, when the current renewable-related projects were established.

What is the cost of electricity in Jamaica?

Jamaica's electricity cost is approximately $0.39 per kilowatt-hour (kWh). This information is provided in the energy snapshot of Jamaica, an island nation located in the north Caribbean Sea. The utility rates are above the Caribbean regional average of $0.33/kWh.