Chile's total renewable energy supply has experienced fluctuations from 2013 to 2023, peaking in 2013 with a subsequent decline until 2016. A recovery began in 2017, reaching a stable output of 29.75 units from 2020 onwards. The year-on-year variations indicate periods of growth and contraction, with the latest significant growth occurring in 2020. Over the past two years, the increase has been minimal, and the last five years show an average annual increase of 0.67%. In 2023, the renewable energy supply stood at 29.75 units.
Looking ahead, the forecast indicates that the total renewable energy supply will remain stable at 29.75 units through 2028. Future trends to watch for include potential technological advancements in renewable energy, policy changes, and external economic factors, as these could disrupt the current stabilization and drive either growth or contraction in the renewable energy sector.
