North Korea Electricity

North Korea generates 16,565,440 MWh of electricity as of 2016 (covering 119% of its annual consumption needs).

Non Renewable (Fossil Fuels)

23 %

3,878,440 MWh

Nuclear

0 %

0 MWh

Renewable

77 %

12,687,000 MWh

Hydroelectricity
12,672,000 MWh (76%)

Non-Hydroelectric
15,000 MWh (0%)

Geothermal
0 MWh (0.00%)

Wind
1,000 MWh (0.01%)

Solar
14,000 MWh (0.08%)

Tide & Wave
0 MWh (0.00%)

Biomass & Waste
0 MWh (0.00% )

North Korea consumed 13,889,440 MWh of electricity in 2016.

North Korea did not import any electricity in 2016.

North Korea didn't export any electricity in 2016.

ELECTRIC consumption	13,889,440
ELECTRIC GENERATION	16,565,440
Nuclear	None
Renewables	12,687,000	77%
Hydroelectricity	12,672,000	76%
Non-Hydroelectric Renewables	15,000	0%
Geothermal	0	0.00%
Wind	1,000	0.01%
Solar, Tide, Wave, Fuel Cell	14,000	0.08%
Tide and Wave	0	0.00%
Solar	14,000	0.08%
Biomass and Waste	0	0.00%
Fossil Fuels	3,878,440	23.41%
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)