Cuba energy storage batteries

How much energy does Cuba generate?

In 2020, Cuba generated just slightly less than 200 TJ of energy. These came from domestic sources such as biomass, oil, coal, hydro, as well as small contribution from renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind. At the same time, the energy supply or the consumption was over 400 TJ.

Does Cuba have any energy policies?

Given the current conditions, it is nearly impossible for Cuba to follow any energy policies. However, Cuba has a master plan to grow its power generation from solar PV, wind, and hydro from less than 1% in 2014 to 10% by the year 2030.

Does Cuba have a solar energy plan?

However, Cuba has a master plan to grow its power generation from solar PV, wind, and hydro from less than 1% in 2014 to 10% by the year 2030. The plan entitled Revolution Energetica began in the year 2000, with a five-point plan that included energy efficiency, conservation, and introduction of renewables.

Where does Cuba's energy supply come from?

Cuba’s energy supply mainly comes from oil products, accounting for over 80% of power generation.

What is the energy generation mix in Cuba?

Energy generation mix in Cuba has been dominated by the use of oil-derived fossil fuels, moderate use of biomass, and increasing focus on renewables (Fig. 1.1). Fossil fuel use has been dominant source of energy in Cuba and contributed to 85.6% of the total energy consumption in 2014.

Does Cuba use fossil fuels?

Cuba does not have the natural geographical conditions for development of location-dependent renewable energy sources and was, therefore, largely oriented on using fossil fuels. Over 85% of the consumed energy comes from fossil fuels, oil, and natural gas. Not surprisingly, biofuel is used as well, but to a smaller percentage.