Why is Belize included in this energy Snapshot series?

Although not an island nation, Belize is included in this energy snapshot series because of the small diesel systems used to power its islands and the fact that it is a member of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), an alliance of 15 Caribbean nations in the region.

Is Belize ready for a low-carbon future?

ion to a low carbon future.The Government of Belize and its energy sector partners are committed to continuing and accelerating the transition to a low-carbon energy system. Belize, a nation endowed with abundant natural resources for dispatchable, non-fossil fuel energy sources, has dedicated efforts to advan

What are the environmental parameters of Belize?

d environmental parameters.In 2022, Belize’s total primary energy supply (TES) was 17,836.6 TJ, of which 36% or 6,425 TJ was produced from renewabl energy sources (Figure 3). Belize’s renewable energy sources include hydro, biofuels (bagasse and firewoo

Does Belize have a resilient energy sector?

nd resilient energy sector. Belize, like many other nations, has anchored climate commitments in legally binding frameworks that can enforce long-term implementation of national priorities and

Does Belize have a Nable economic development?

nable economic development.This report delves into Belize’s energy journey beyond numbers and statistics, spotlighting initiatives that promote distributed energy resources, energy efficiency, and drive technological advancements. Still, we must remain keenly aware of the challenges and persiste

How can Belize achieve a low-carbon community by 2033?

This strategy estab-lishes a framework for transitioning Belize’s energy sector and recommends programs and action plans for achieving a low-carbon community by 2033 through improved energy eficiency and conservation measures as well as increased development of the country’s renewable energy resources.