About the geoportal
Haiti's energy data on one map.
The Haiti Energy Geoportal brings together energy infrastructure and resource data for Haiti on a freely accessible map. The tool is designed for planners, policy makers, researchers and investors working on the country's power sector.
Overview
The portal combines official datasets from ANARSE and other authoritative sources with geospatial research on Haiti's energy sector. You can explore every layer, download data where its terms allow, and export a designed map. Research groups can submit datasets for review and publication.
Two types of data
Regulator datasets alongside reviewed university and partner studies.
Transparency
Every layer shows its source, license and certainty level.
Reusability
Export designed maps, download data, and share a link to any view.
How data gets published
Every public layer is checked before it appears on the map.
Source & rights
Confirm the source and publication rights.
Validate
Check the geometry, CRS and attributes.
Review
Approve the metadata and public fields.
Publish
Release the layer with its source and terms.
In partnership with ANARSE
The geoportal is developed by Bambou Energy for Haiti's energy regulator, ANARSE, which provides technical guidance and official datasets.
Built by students, for Haiti
The Haiti Energy Project brings together students in the UK and worldwide to build open resources for Haiti's power sector. More than 60 students across four continents have contributed to six technical projects.
