Energy Infrastructure of Anduava

Electricity Access

Electrification - total population: 100% (2024 est.)

Electricity

Installed generating capacity: 2.05 billion kW (2024 est.)

Consumption: 5.9 trillion kWh (2024 est.)

Exports: 28.7 billion kWh (2024 est.)

Imports: 32.5 billion kWh (2024 est.)

Transmission/distribution losses: 180 billion kWh (2024 est.)

Electricity Generation Sources

Renewable energy: 62% of total installed capacity (2024 est.)

Wind: 28.5%

Solar: 15.6%

Hydroelectricity: 12.4%

Tidal and geothermal: 5.5%

Fossil fuels: 32.4% of total installed capacity (2024 est.)

Nuclear: 5.6% of total installed capacity (2024 est.)

Renewable Energy and Sustainability Initiatives

Anduava has made renewable energy a central pillar of its energy strategy. The country has heavily invested in offshore wind farms along the Valoran Coast and solar farms in its southern regions. Tidal energy, harnessed along the coastlines, and geothermal energy sourced from the geothermal hotspots in the Cornilious Highlands contribute significantly to the renewable energy mix. Community-level renewable microgrids are promoted in rural and suburban areas, reducing dependency on centralized power and increasing resilience.

Nuclear Energy

Number of operational nuclear reactors: 22 (2024 est.)

Net capacity of operational nuclear reactors: 26.7 GW (2024 est.)

Percent of total electricity production: 5.6% (2024 est.)

Number of nuclear reactors permanently shut down: 5 (2024)

Coal

Production: 75 million metric tons (2024 est.)

Consumption: 50 million metric tons (2024 est.)

Exports: 20 million metric tons (2024 est.)

Imports: 2 million metric tons (2024 est.)

Proven reserves: 6.5 billion metric tons (2024 est.)

Petroleum

Total petroleum production: 3.5 million barrels/day (2024 est.)

Refined petroleum consumption: 2.8 million barrels/day (2024 est.)

Crude oil estimated reserves: 4.8 billion barrels (2024 est.)

Natural Gas

Production: 320 billion cubic meters (2024 est.)

Consumption: 280 billion cubic meters (2024 est.)

Exports: 60 billion cubic meters (2024 est.)

Imports: 20 billion cubic meters (2024 est.)

Proven reserves: 1.1 trillion cubic meters (2024 est.)

Carbon Dioxide Emissions

Total CO2 emissions: 2.9 billion metric tonnes of CO2 (2024 est.)

From coal and metallurgical coke: 400 million metric tonnes of CO2 (2024 est.)

From petroleum and other liquids: 1.6 billion metric tonnes of CO2 (2024 est.)

From consumed natural gas: 900 million metric tonnes of CO2 (2024 est.)

Energy Consumption Per Capita

210 million Btu/person (2024 est.)

Energy Imports and Exports

Anduava maintains a balanced energy import-export relationship with its regional partners. The country exports significant renewable energy technology and surplus electricity to neighbors, including Colboria and Mazapanes, while importing key resources such as rare earth elements and specialized fossil fuels for industrial processes from nations like Krills and Zarnexia.

Energy Policy and Future Goals

Anduava is committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2080. To reach this target, the government has implemented subsidies for renewable energy development, energy efficiency programs for both industries and households, and incentives for electric vehicle adoption. The Anduavan Energy Transition Initiative (AETI) aims to reduce fossil fuel dependency by 60% by 2050, with a focus on expanding offshore wind and geothermal energy generation capabilities. The National Solar Expansion Project is also set to triple the installed solar capacity over the next decade.

Summary

Anduava's energy sector is distinguished by its emphasis on sustainability and innovation. The country's focus on renewable energy sources and cutting-edge technology has helped reduce reliance on fossil fuels, although coal, natural gas, and petroleum still contribute to the energy mix. Anduava's proactive energy policies and ambitious targets reflect its commitment to a cleaner, more sustainable future, while the balanced approach to imports and exports ensures energy security and economic stability.