{
  "years": [
    2000,
    2001,
    2002,
    2003,
    2004,
    2005,
    2006,
    2007,
    2008,
    2009,
    2010,
    2011,
    2012,
    2013,
    2014,
    2015,
    2016,
    2017,
    2018,
    2019,
    2020,
    2021,
    2022,
    2023,
    2024,
    2025
  ],
  "oil_capacity_mw": [
    3139.2,
    3236.1,
    3116.8,
    2956.8,
    2956.7,
    3005.2,
    3008.6,
    4415.3,
    4334.8,
    4490.6,
    4786.6,
    4850.0,
    4638.6,
    4917.4,
    5010.5,
    5108.2,
    5267.1,
    5213.8,
    5325.12,
    5245.7,
    5229.4,
    5311.9,
    4813.8,
    5226.4,
    5226.4,
    4526.4
  ],
  "oil_average_output_mw": [
    1408.06,
    1447.49,
    1487.9,
    1481.15,
    1428.56,
    1430.81,
    1525.75,
    1624.25,
    1609.14,
    1635.17,
    1621.75,
    1686.28,
    1766.44,
    1843.06,
    1783.86,
    1870.03,
    1883.85,
    1906.38,
    1967.56,
    1959.94,
    1815.98,
    1744.0,
    1481.23,
    1371.64,
    1264.22,
    null
  ],
  "units": "MW",
  "geography": "Cuba",
  "source": "IRENA, Renewable Energy Statistics / IRENASTAT country electricity table",
  "note": "Capacity is end-year net oil-fired generating capacity. Average output is annual oil generation divided by 8.76 GWh per MW-year. 2025 generation is not in this snapshot (shown as a gap)."
}