Abstract: The OLAP queries on electricity consumption information in Smart Grid have some prominent features: huge amounts of data, involving multiple tables in a joint operation, complex SQL structure, etc. Faced with this kind of applications, traditional RDBMS always leads to poor scalability, low write throughput, and unacceptable query performance, etc. A Spark/Shark-Based OLAP system for electricity consumption information in smart grid was designed. The system used distributed file system HDFS for data storage, and makes use of Shark to parse the SQL queries and Spark to execute them. However, Shark does not support fine-grained index, which hinders further improvement of query performance. To overcome this limitation, a Trie tree based fine-grained index technique TrieIndex and data re-organization scheme for better query performance was proposed. The experiment results with real electricity consumption information data and query show that the write throughput of the system is 12 times faster than that of RDBMS, and the query efficiency of the system is 10 times greater than that of original Shark.