Share of Renewable Energy – Overall (%, EU and EFTA) — 2025
In 2025, Norway ranked first with 82.4%, followed by Sweden (65.4) and Finland (53.0). 28 countries reported figures for 2025.
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In 2025, Norway ranked first with 82.4%, followed by Sweden (65.4) and Finland (53.0). 28 countries reported figures for 2025.
In 2024, United States ranked first with 781.9 billion kilowatthours, followed by China (450.8) and France (361.7). Together the top three accounted for 58.29% of the world total. 214…
In 2023, Iceland ranked first with 50,951 kWh per capita, followed by Norway (23,520) and Bahrain (23,120). 148 countries reported figures for 2023.
In 2024, Netherlands ranked first with 102,501 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent, followed by Norway (97,570) and Belgium (30,461). 29 countries reported figures for 2024.
In 2024, Netherlands ranked first with 140,650 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent, followed by Germany (119,846) and Spain (86,616). Together the top three accounted for 43.20% of the…
In 2024, Latvia ranked first with 108.3%, followed by Sweden (101.3) and Ireland (101.0). 29 countries reported figures for 2024.
In 2024, Sweden ranked first with 101.3%, followed by Spain (100.4) and Greece (100.2). 29 countries reported figures for 2024.
In 2024, Iceland ranked first with 79.3%, followed by Norway (77.9) and Sweden (62.8). 29 countries reported figures for 2024.
In 2023, United States ranked first with 774.9 billion kilowatthours, followed by China (433.4) and France (320.8). Together the top three accounted for 57.72% of the world total. 214…
In 2023, China ranked first with 2,920 billion kilowatthours, followed by United States (978.6) and Brazil (624.8). Together the top three accounted for 50.15% of the world total. 214…
In 2023, Netherlands ranked first with 106,534 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent, followed by Norway (99,576) and Belgium (30,218). 29 countries reported figures for 2023.
In 2023, Netherlands ranked first with 142,528 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent, followed by Germany (114,803) and France (84,521). Together the top three accounted for 42.99% of the…
In 2023, Slovakia ranked first with 105.2%, followed by Cyprus (102.5) and Bulgaria (101.9). 29 countries reported figures for 2023.
In 2023, Slovakia ranked first with 103.6%, followed by Belgium (99.9) and Portugal (99.9). 29 countries reported figures for 2023.
In 2023, Iceland ranked first with 79.4%, followed by Norway (76.7) and Sweden (66.4). 29 countries reported figures for 2023.
In 2022, United States ranked first with 771.5 billion kilowatthours, followed by China (417.8) and France (279.0). Together the top three accounted for 56.69% of the world total. 214…
In 2022, China ranked first with 2,684 billion kilowatthours, followed by United States (973.2) and Brazil (595.4). Together the top three accounted for 49.47% of the world total. 214…
In 2022, Iceland ranked first with 51,259 kWh per capita, followed by Norway (23,373) and Bahrain (23,152). 149 countries reported figures for 2022.
In 2022, Netherlands ranked first with 108,230 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent, followed by Norway (93,102) and Italy (28,079). 29 countries reported figures for 2022.
In 2022, Netherlands ranked first with 150,235 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent, followed by Germany (125,799) and Spain (84,014). Together the top three accounted for 43.96% of the…
In 2022, Estonia ranked first with 108.6%, followed by Netherlands (107.4) and Bulgaria (106.1). 29 countries reported figures for 2022.
In 2022, Netherlands ranked first with 103.7%, followed by Sweden (102.6) and Ireland (102.5). 29 countries reported figures for 2022.
According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, seaborne petroleum product exports from Nigeria have grown seven-fold since 2023. In Europe, the European Commission and the UK…