Haiti’s energy sector is marked by very low per/capita energy consumption, a very low electrification rate, a high dependency on fossil fuels with the highest energy intensity in the whole Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) region, and high supply prices. Haiti’s energy sector is primarily reliant on charcoal, which represents 75 percent of the country’s final energy consumption and, along with fuel wood, often constitutes the only source of energy for households living in rural areas.
Sektor ng enerhiya Haiti ay minarkahan sa pamamagitan ng napakababang per / capita pagkonsumo ng enerhiya, ang isang mababang magpakuryente rate, isang mataas na dependency sa fossil fuels na may pinakamataas na enerhiya intensity sa buong Latin America at ang Caribbean (LAC) rehiyon, at mataas na presyo ng supply.