Marshall Islands

The Marshall Islands, a remote Pacific nation located between Hawaii and the Philippines, relies on a mix of traditional and renewable energy sources. The country primarily uses Type A and Type B power plugs, which are common in North America. The standard voltage is 120V with a frequency of 60Hz, aligning with U.S. electrical standards. Major power generation comes from diesel generators, though solar energy is increasingly being adopted to reduce dependency on imported fuels. The power grid in the Marshall Islands faces challenges due to its remote location and limited infrastructure, resulting in moderate reliability. Efforts are underway to improve energy resilience and sustainability through renewable energy projects.

Country Power Information:

Power Plug Types	Type A, Type B
Voltage	120 V
Frequency	60 Hz
Grid Reliability	Moderate
Power Generation Methods	Diesel, Solar