The country has successfully diversified its electrical system, reducing its dependence on hydropower and fossil fuels. By 2026, renewable energies will account for 72.70% of production, compared to 26% twenty years ago. This evolution is the result of investments in sources such as wind and solar, allowing for a decrease in vulnerability to climate variations, while achieving an electricity coverage of nearly 100%.
Nicaragua strengthens its energy resilience in the face of climate challenges
This article was updated at 01:25.