Cyprus power grid

How much electricity the island is using right now and where it comes from: conventional oil and diesel plants, wind and sun. Data comes in 15-minute steps, published by TSO about a quarter of an hour late.

TSO data: 13 min ago

Demand, 11:15

800 MW

Forecast peak today: 876 MW around 15:00

Sun and wind

58%

share of demand

Solar*

456 MW

Wind

10 MW

Conventional

334 MW

Today

MW, Cyprus time. Hover over the chart, or focus it and use the arrow keys.

Last 7 days

Hourly averages, MW.

Records

Peak demand

1,529 MW

Mon 3 February 2020, 13:45

Lowest demand

239 MW

Sun 19 April 2020, 06:00

Highest sun and wind share

73%

Tue 27 May 2025, 11:30

Most solar*

781 MW

Mon 20 July 2026, 14:00

Most wind

153 MW

Fri 20 March 2026, 15:45

Records from TSO 15-minute data since 2018.

By year

GWh per year; the share of sun and wind above each column. * year not finished yet.

Table

Year	Demand, GWh	Conventional	Wind	Solar*	Renewables	Peak, MW
2026*	4,592	3,325	192	1,075	28%	1,372
2025	5,662	4,264	205	1,193	25%	1,254
2024	5,673	4,379	203	1,126	23%	1,289
2023	5,250	4,163	206	867	20%	1,243
2022	5,145	4,307	221	617	16%	1,083
2021	5,082	4,341	245	497	15%	1,236
2020	4,865	4,250	239	376	13%	1,529
2019	5,097	4,594	238	265	10%	1,070
2018	5,035	4,582	219	233	9%	1,074

* “Solar” is TSO's estimate of distributed generation: mostly rooftop panels and solar parks on the distribution network, plus about 10 MW of biomass around the clock. It is not measured directly, so the values are approximate.