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Fiji

The latest open data on emissions, energy and forests, compared with ten years earlier and with the world average.

In 2024, 1.6 tonnes of CO₂ per person were emitted on average, from fossil fuels and industry. The world average is 4.7.

Compared with 2014, the value has risen by 21%.

64% of electricity comes from renewables and nuclear (2024).

Forests cover 63.5% of the land (2023).

From 2001 to 2025, trees disappeared from 55,338 hectares: 3.6% of the area that was tree-covered in 2000.

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All indicators

Latest available value, ten-year change (green if it moves in the direction that lightens the load on the planet, red if the opposite) and the world average in the same year.

IndicatorLatest valueIn 10 yearsWorldSince 1990
Climate
CO₂ per persontonnes of CO₂ per person per year1.562024+0.274.73
Greenhouse gases per person (incl. land use)tonnes of CO₂ equivalent per person (all greenhouse gases converted to CO₂)1.412024−0.606.67
Methane per persontonnes of CO₂ equivalent per person0.822024+0.021.16
CO₂ from deforestation and land use per persontonnes of CO₂ per person per year-1.162024−0.560.56
Share of historical CO₂ emissions% of all CO₂ emitted worldwide since 17500.0020240.00100.00
CO₂ per km² of territorytonnes of CO₂ per km² per year792024+14—
Energy
Primary energy per personkWh of energy per person per year7,4372023+1,06021,286
Electricity
Renewable share of electricity%63.52024+15.131.9
Low-carbon electricity (renewables and nuclear)%63.52024+15.140.9
Solar share of electricity%0.92024+0.96.9
Wind share of electricity%0.020240.08.1
Coal share of electricity%0.020240.034.1
Carbon intensity of electricitygrams of CO₂ equivalent per kWh of electricity2782024−85471
Green
Forest cover% of land covered by forest63.52023+3.7—

Trees and forests

Hectares where trees were cut or burned each year (areas with at least 30% canopy), from 2001 to 2025.

2001: 1,098 ha2002: 703 ha2003: 1,572 ha2004: 2,080 ha2005: 1,666 ha2006: 1,874 ha2007: 2,148 ha2008: 2,387 ha2009: 1,791 ha2010: 2,347 ha2011: 553 ha2012: 1,220 ha2013: 2,699 ha2014: 3,689 ha2015: 1,838 ha2016: 8,373 ha2017: 3,092 ha2018: 1,367 ha2019: 1,456 ha2020: 2,067 ha2021: 7,199 ha2022: 989 ha2023: 789 ha2024: 1,079 ha2025: 1,262 ha
20018,373 ha max2025

On average, from 2001 to 2025, the country's forests removed 7.7 million tonnes of CO₂ from the air each year and released 1.2 through logging and fires.

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Sources: Global Carbon Project, Energy Institute and Ember (via Our World in Data), FAO (via the World Bank), Global Forest Watch (University of Maryland and World Resources Institute). Details on the data page. Data