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- Transmission Line80,968
- Power Plant32,429
- Substation / Converter7,614
- Oil & Gas Field7,055
- Coal / Uranium Mine5,382
- Pipeline4,951
- Cement Plant3,513
- Data Centre3,283
- Iron & Steel Plant1,293
- LNG Terminal1,198
- Grid Storage965
- Iron Ore Mine949
- Chemical Plant868
- Interconnector704
- Export Terminal519
- Refinery279
- Storage / Tank Farm38
- Oil / Commodity Contract19
- Hydrogen Project18
- Carbon Capture (CCS)16
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Dominican Republic — Energy Infrastructure
OverWatts maps 49 energy assets in Dominican Republic across 4 layers — the 88th-largest mapped base of 157 countries. They include 37 power plants, 8 cement plants and 3 LNG terminals. Operating generation capacity is 4.2 GW, led by gas at 50%.
The companies named on the most assets are Empresa Generadora de Electricidad Haina SA (6), AES Corp (3) and Coastal Petroleum Dominicana SA (3), counting both ownership and operatorship. Half of Dominican Republic's mapped assets in service predate 2012 (median commissioning year of the 27 with a known date), 12 came online in the past decade and the oldest still listed is Falcondo mine power station, dating from 1972. 20 projects are under construction or proposed, led by San Felipe power station (470 MW).
Operating generation capacity by fuel
Utility-scale sites of 100 MW and above. Distributed generation — rooftop solar especially — is outside the tracker, so this runs below national installed capacity.
- gas2.1 GW +2.0 GW planned
- coal1.0 GW
- oil660 MW
- solar414 MW +1.4 GW planned
- hydro0 MW +204 MW planned
- wind0 MW +100 MW planned
Electricity generated by fuel · 2025
What the fleet actually produced — distinct from the installed capacity above.
- coal6.6 TWh 29%
- gas6.1 TWh 27%
- oil4.6 TWh 20%
- solar2.3 TWh 10%
- hydro1.5 TWh 7%
- wind1.4 TWh 6%
- biomass200 GWh 1%
Ember · source · CC-BY-4.0
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Under construction & proposed
- San Felipe power stationPower Plants · 470 MW · gas · 2027
- Manzanillo Power Land power stationPower Plants · 432 MW · gas · 2026
- Manzanillo Energy power stationPower Plants · 420 MW · gas · 2027
- Manzanillo Gas & Power power stationPower Plants · 420 MW · gas · 2027
- Las Parras solar farmPower Plants · 248 MW · solar · 2027
- Las Placetas hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 204 MW · hydro
- Baní solar farmPower Plants · 160 MW · solar · 2027
- Guayubín solar farmPower Plants · 151 MW · solar
- Estrella del Mar IV power stationPower Plants · 145 MW · gas · 2028
- Dicayagua solar farmPower Plants · 145 MW · solar
- Peravia solar farmPower Plants · 140 MW · solar
- San Pedro de Macorís power stationPower Plants · 130 MW · gas · 2026
- Quisqueya Verde solar farmPower Plants · 125 MW · solar
- Pimentel Energy solar farmPower Plants · 120 MW · solar · 2027
- Coastal Solar ProjectPower Plants · 100 MW · solar
- Mirasol solar farmPower Plants · 100 MW · solar
- Payita solar farmPower Plants · 100 MW · solar
- Sajoma wind farmPower Plants · 100 MW · wind
- Manzanillo (Dominican Republic) LNG TerminalLNG Terminals · 1 Mtpa · 2025
- Panam Cement PlantCement Plants
Largest assets
- Punta Catalina power stationPower Plants · 752 MW · coal · 2019
- San Felipe power stationPower Plants · 470 MW · gas · 2027
- Manzanillo Power Land power stationPower Plants · 432 MW · gas · 2026
- Manzanillo Energy power stationPower Plants · 420 MW · gas · 2027
- Manzanillo Gas & Power power stationPower Plants · 420 MW · gas · 2027
- Los Mina power stationPower Plants · 359 MW · gas · 2017
- Andrés power stationPower Plants · 319 MW · gas · 2003
- San Pedro de Macorís power stationPower Plants · 300 MW · gas · 2020
- Itabo power stationPower Plants · 260 MW · coal · 1984
- Las Parras solar farmPower Plants · 248 MW · solar · 2027
- Quisqueya 1 power stationPower Plants · 225 MW · gas · 2020
- Quisqueya 2 power stationPower Plants · 225 MW · gas · 2020
- Siba power stationPower Plants · 210 MW · gas · 2023
- Las Placetas hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 204 MW · hydro
- Falcondo mine power stationPower Plants · 198 MW · oil · 1972
- Powership Azua power stationPower Plants · 177 MW · gas · 2023
- Baní solar farmPower Plants · 160 MW · solar · 2027
- Sultana del Este power stationPower Plants · 154 MW · oil · 2001
- Guayubín solar farmPower Plants · 151 MW · solar
- Estrella del Mar III power stationPower Plants · 150 MW · gas · 2022
- Mata De Palma Washington Solar ParkPower Plants · 150 MW · solar · 2019
- Estrella del Mar IV power stationPower Plants · 145 MW · gas · 2028
- Dicayagua solar farmPower Plants · 145 MW · solar
- Cotoperí solar farmPower Plants · 144 MW · solar · 2025
- Peravia solar farmPower Plants · 140 MW · solar
Biggest owners & operators
- Empresa Generadora de Electricidad Haina SA6 12%
- AES Corp3 6%
- Coastal Petroleum Dominicana SA3 6%
- Transcontinental Capital Corporation (Bermuda) Ltd3 6%
- AES Andrés DR2 4%
- Compañía de Electricidad de San Pedro de Macorís2 4%
- Estrella-Linda Group2 4%
- Grupo Estrella Holdings SA2 4%
Counts an asset once per company named as its owner or operator; a joint venture counts for each partner.
Frequently asked
- How many energy assets does Dominican Republic have?
- OverWatts maps 49 in Dominican Republic across 4 asset classes — the 88th-largest mapped base of the 157 countries covered.
- How much electricity generation capacity does Dominican Republic have?
- About 4.2 GW operating across 19 plants, mostly gas 50%, coal 24% and oil 16%.
- Who owns Dominican Republic's energy infrastructure?
- Empresa Generadora de Electricidad Haina SA is named as owner or operator on the most mapped assets (6), followed by AES Corp (3), Coastal Petroleum Dominicana SA (3) and Transcontinental Capital Corporation (Bermuda) Ltd (3).
- What energy projects are under construction in Dominican Republic?
- The largest under way or proposed are San Felipe power station (470 MW), Manzanillo Power Land power station (432 MW) and Manzanillo Energy power station (420 MW).