Published by the US Energy Information Administration, this profile provides a comprehensive overview of Guam’s energy landscape. It summarizes the island’s energy resources, electricity generation, fuel imports, renewable energy development, energy consumption, and key challenges affecting the territory.

Prepared by the University of Guam Center for Island Sustainability & Sea Grant (UOG CIS & Sea Grant) in partnership with the Guam Energy Office, this report establishes a comprehensive baseline of Guam’s energy sector by summarizing the island’s energy production, consumption, transportation, policies and key infrastructure challenges. It examines the current energy landscape, identifies opportunities and barriers improving resilience, and provides a benchmark for measuring future progress toward Guam’s energy goals.​

Prepared by the Guam Power Authority, this fact sheet breaks down the vision and mission of Guam’s sole utility provider through analyzing data and tracking their technical progress in their accomplishments and key strategies. This document also features GPA’s islandwide power system while depicting the next steps under the Clean Energy Master Plan leading to 100% renewable energy by 2040.

Prepared by the Utilities Regulatory Authority (URA) of Vanuatu, this report compares electricity prices and customer bills across Guam and other Pacific Island utilities. It provides a regional benchmark for understanding electricity costs and highlights how energy pricing differs among island communities.

Prepared by the National Laboratory of the Rockies (formerly NREL) This report provides Guam’s initial comprehensive assessment of energy production, consumption, and infrastructure, establishing a baseline for future energy planning and analysis. It evaluates opportunities for energy efficiency and renewable energy development while serving as the foundation for Guam’s subsequent strategic energy planning efforts.​