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Climate data

Explore the latest available data on emissions, energy use, renewable energy and climate trends to understand how climate and energy are changing across Malta.

Greenhouse gas emissions & climate targets

Net GHG emissions

2.25 MtCO₂e (2023)

Per capita greenhouse gas emissions

3.9 tCO₂e/person (2023)

Climate neutrality target

Net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050

2030 emissions reduction target

≥55% reduction compared with 1990 levels

Renewable energy

Renewable energy share of final energy consumption

15.1% (2023)

2030 renewable energy target

24.5%

Solar PV installed capacity

~300 MW (2023)

Solar PV capacity target

350 MW by 2030

Solar energy contribution

PV generation increased by 6.7% compared with 2022 (2023)

Energy system

Final energy consumption

601 ktoe (2023)

Electricity imported through interconnector

21.3% of electricity supply (2023)

2030 final energy consumption target

803 ktoe

Clean transport

Electrified vehicles among new passenger car registrations

37.7% of new cars registered in 2024

Public EV charging points

372 active public charging points (2025)

EV emissions savings target

65,000 EV-equivalent emissions savings by 2030

Public EV charging infrastructure target

6,500 active charging points by 2030*

Verify the data

The indicators presented on this page are compiled from recognised national and international sources, including government agencies, European institutions, and international organisations and are accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication.

Greening Malta aims to make climate data accessible and transparent. Users are encouraged to explore the original source documents below for more detailed information.


Data sources used

 

  • Malta National Greenhouse Gas Inventory Document 1990–2023 

  • European Commission – Malta Climate Action Factsheet 

  • European Parliament – Briefing on Malta Climate & Energy Policy 

  • European Environment Agency (EEA) – Malta Renewable Energy Sources 

  • European Environment Agency (EEA) – Malta Final Energy Consumption 

  • Cars by Country – Malta Vehicle Statistics 

  • International Energy Agency (IEA) – Government Investment in Charging Stations 

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