In 2023, electricity generation by source in gigawatt hours highlighted the diverse energy mix. Geothermal energy led the pack, contributing 6,032 GWh, showcasing its dominance in sustainable energy production.
Hydropower followed with 2,667 GWh, reflecting its continued significance in electricity supply. Wind energy had with 2,008 GWh, emphasizing the growing reliance on renewable sources.
Thermal sources accounted for 1,306 GWh, indicating their role in bridging demand gaps despite environmental concerns.
Solar energy, though a smaller contributor, added 492 GWh, signifying steady progress in tapping into solar potential.
Other sources rounded up the mix with 920 GWh.
Collectively, these sources produced 13,424 GWh, underlining the importance of a balanced energy portfolio to meet rising electricity demands while transitioning toward greener solutions.
