Virgin Islands (US) Electricity Access

Virgin Islands (US) have maintained universal electricity access for the entire 35‑year series, with the World Bank reporting a consistent 100.00 % coverage from the earliest observation in 1990 through the latest 2025 figure, which also represents the all‑time peak and trough. This uninterrupted universal service places the territory at rank 133 globally, matching the British Virgin Islands, which also records 100.00 % access, and closely trailing Montenegro’s 99.98 % rate. The stability of the indicator suggests that the territory’s power infrastructure has been sufficiently resilient to avoid any measurable interruptions or gaps in service, a rarity among small island economies that often confront supply constraints. While the current trajectory shows no decline, future shifts in energy policy, climate‑related disruptions, or integration of renewable micro‑grids could alter the pattern, making continued monitoring essential to preserve the perfect coverage record.