Geothermal Capacity (Cumulative Installed Power Capacity) rose 0% to 56.0 MW in Papua New Guinea in 2016

Geothermal capacity in terms of cumulative installed power capacity rose 0% to 56.0 MW in Papua New Guinea in 2016, according to World Bank / EIA.

Historically, geothermal capacity in terms of cumulative installed power capacity in Papua New Guinea reached an all time high of 56.0 MW in 2016 and an all time low of 0 MW in 2000. When compared to Papua New Guinea's main peers, geothermal capacity in terms of cumulative installed power capacity in Australia amounted to 2.10 MW, 1,640 MW in Indonesia, 978 MW in New Zealand and 1,916 MW in Philippines in 2016.

Papua New Guinea has been ranked 15th within the group of 27 countries we follow in terms of geothermal capacity in terms of cumulative installed power capacity, 2 places above the position seen 10 years ago.