Energy supply
In 2023:
- almost all of Jersey’s energy supply was imported. About 3% was produced on Island as electricity generated by the Energy Recovery Facility and Jersey Electricity solar panels
- petroleum products accounted for almost three-fifths (59%) of Jersey’s energy supply. Electricity, imported and on-Island generated, accounted for the remainder (41%)
- Jersey’s total primary energy supply (TPES) was 1% less than in 2022
Energy use
In 2023:
- total final energy consumption (FEC) was 2% less than in 2022
- energy consumption per head of resident population was 1.3 toe and was below that of the UK (1.8 toe)
- of total energy used, nearly two-fifths (39%) was by households, a third (34%) for transportation (predominantly road) and just over a quarter (27%) by industry and government
Data sources and methods
The Energy Trends report looks at the supply and use of various fuels such as electricity, gas and petroleum products. It also focuses on changes over time.
Statistics Jersey discontinued the Energy Trends report in September 2024. The report is now produced by the Cabinet Office, and can be found on the release calendar.
Find data and reports
Find reports on the release calendar, including reports produced by Statistics Jersey up until 2023, and reports produced by the Cabinet Office for 2024 onwards.
You can find greenhouse gas emissions data on the open data website.
The Jersey Opinions and Lifestyle Survey (JOLS, previously the Jersey Annual Social Survey, JASS) often covers energy topics. Details about which years included specific topics, and links to those reports, can be found on our opinions and lifestyle page.