ANARSE Annual Report 2024-2025
Summary: The energy regulator's annual report for the 2024-2025 exercise, covering ongoing electrification projects and surveys, the forced shutdown of the Péligre hydroelectric plant, the national electrification plan, staff training and participation, petroleum-product consumption, and ANARSE's financial report. Published February 2026, it is the most recent annual account from Haiti's sole surviving official energy-sector source now that edh.ht is offline.
Key Findings
- The Caracol project combines 13.4 MWc of solar photovoltaic capacity, 12.38 MWh of battery storage and a 5 MW battery power component with the existing 10 MW thermal plant.
- PHARES micro-grid entries identify planned household connections in La Cahouane, Chambellan, Beaumont, Dame-Marie, Marfranc and Anse d'Hainault.
- The report says the national electricity system serves about 7 million inhabitants with about 60 MW of production capacity against demand exceeding 600 MW.
- Petroleum-product deliveries increased by 17.5 percent, driven by gasoline growth of 24 percent and diesel growth of 12 percent while kerosene contracted.
- ANARSE budget execution reached 49,881,684.16 HTG out of 52,085,228.00 HTG, an execution rate of 95.77 percent.
Full Description
ANARSE's 2024-2025 annual report reviews renewable-energy projects, PHARES mini-grids, the forced shutdown of the Péligre hydroelectric plant, national electrification planning, fuel-delivery statistics and ANARSE's financial execution. It describes solar and storage projects at Caracol, Jacmel, Dondon and several Grand'Anse micro-grid sites, along with the National Electricity Sector Development Plan.
How to cite
National Energy Sector Regulatory Authority (ANARSE), ANARSE Annual Report 2024-2025, https://anarse.gouv.ht/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Rapport-annuel-Anarse-2024-2025.pdf