This significant achievement is primarily supported by hydropower, contributing more than two-thirds of the total electricity supply from the turquoise waters flowing through the nation''s rivers and waterfalls. The remaining close to a third comes from geothermal energy, harnessing the Earth''s heat beneath Iceland''s volcanic landscape.
While fluctuations occur, the overarching trajectory affirms Iceland''s steadfast commitment to clean electricity, setting a powerful example for the adoption of green energy resources worldwide. Iceland''s electricity mix includes 72% Hydropower, 28% Geothermal and 0% Wind. Low-carbon generation peaked in 2015.
With a near-total reliance on these sustainable sources, Iceland has taken commendable strides in departing from fossil energy. However, as more sectors like transport, heating, and industry are set to be electrified, meeting these expanding demands will require a considerable increase in electricity production.
Despite its achievements in clean energy, Iceland has seen a downward trend in electricity consumption per person over recent years. As of 2025, electricity consumption stood at around 46,963 kWh per person, marking a significant reduction of nearly 9,845 kWh from the peak consumption level recorded in 2015.
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