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96.0 MW. Oasis of the Seas — what's behind it?

96 megawatts. One single ship. Oasis of the Seas: MW, Royal Caribbean International in . From Stromfee Cruise Ships report.

Oasis of the Seas
Concept illustration (AI, FLUX·2): Oasis of the Seas

What's behind it

Oasis of the Seas (226,838 GT, 2009) was the first ship ever to exceed 200,000 GT — a paradigm shift in cruise ship design. Today it ranks seventh in the world.

Concept illustration (AI, FLUX·2): Site architecture

Location & Technology

Operator: Royal Caribbean International
Location:
Power: MW
Online: 2009

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Concept illustration (AI, FLUX·2): Infrastructure detail

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the energy consumption of Oasis of the Seas?

The Oasis of the Seas consumes 96.0 MW of energy.

Who operates the Oasis of the Seas?

Royal Caribbean International operates the Oasis of the Seas.

Where does this information come from?

This data is sourced from the Stromfee Cruise Ships report.

When was this information published?

The information was published on June 15, 2026.