Market stage
Early-stage market where offshore wind activity is starting to form and the route to delivery is still emerging.
Mauritius
Mauritius offshore wind overview.
Mauritius has no operating commercial offshore wind farm. Its current mapped renewable package focuses on the representative operating conventional-hydropower fleet; solar and onshore wind remain withheld until a representative national project inventory can be established.Africa1.2m people
At a Glance
Installed offshore wind
0 GW National target
Target not published yet Operational projects
No operational projects listed yet Pipeline capacity
100 MWPlanned, consented and in buildRenewables share
33%of installed capacityOffshore wind share
0%of installed capacityCapacity growth since 2020
5% Fastest-growing technology since 2020
Solar PV+46.2 MWMarket Readiness
Consenting window
Consenting timescale coming soon.
Electricity system
The Central Electricity Board is the state-owned vertically integrated utility responsible for the principal generation, transmission, distribution and electricity supply system. Private producers sell electricity into the system under CEB arrangements, with sector policy led by the Ministry of Energy and Public Utilities.
Grid context
Mauritius operates an island electricity system without international interconnection. The mapped package contains five operating CEB hydro stations totalling 52.5 MW and covers 95.98% of the current fleet capacity eligible under the 1 MW threshold.
Largest Projects
Planned
100 MWAuthorities
Authority details coming soon.