Iceland Electricity

Iceland generates 18,171,820 MWh of electricity as of 2016 (covering 103% of its annual consumption needs).

Non Renewable (Fossil Fuels)

0 %

2,820 MWh

Nuclear

0 %

0 MWh

Renewable

100 %

18,169,000 MWh

Hydroelectricity
13,092,000 MWh (72%)

Non-Hydroelectric
5,077,000 MWh (28%)

Geothermal
5,068,000 MWh (27.89%)

Wind
9,000 MWh (0.05%)

Solar
0 MWh (0.00%)

Tide & Wave
0 MWh (0.00%)

Biomass & Waste
0 MWh (0.00% )

Iceland consumed 17,682,820 MWh of electricity in 2016.

Iceland did not import any electricity in 2016.

Iceland didn't export any electricity in 2016.

ELECTRIC consumption	17,682,820
ELECTRIC GENERATION	18,171,820
Nuclear	None
Renewables	18,169,000	100%
Hydroelectricity	13,092,000	72%
Non-Hydroelectric Renewables	5,077,000	28%
Geothermal	5,068,000	27.89%
Wind	9,000	0.05%
Solar, Tide, Wave, Fuel Cell	0	0.00%
Tide and Wave	0	0.00%
Solar	0	0.00%
Biomass and Waste	0	0.00%
Fossil Fuels	2,820	0.02%
Hydroelectric Pumped Storage	0	0.00%
Net Imports	0	0.00%

(Data shown is for 2016, the latest year with complete data in all categoreies)