Renewable electricity share by country, 2025
Electricity generated from renewable sources as a share of gross electricity consumption, using the SHARES methodology with normalised hydro and wind output.
30 places ranked for 2025. Highest: Norway (122.0%). Lowest: Malta (11.2%). The median is 47.8%.
Highest 10
- 1. Norway 122.0%p (provisional)
- 2. Austria 90.8%p (provisional)
- 3. Sweden 89.2%p (provisional)
- 4. Denmark 77.7%p (provisional)
- 5. Portugal 65.6%p (provisional)
- 6. Montenegro 63.1%p (provisional)
- 7. Greece 60.9%p (provisional)
- 8. Spain 60.7%p (provisional)
- 9. Lithuania 59.9%p (provisional)
- 10. Croatia 58.8%p (provisional)
Lowest 10
- 30. Malta 11.2%p (provisional)
- 29. Czechia 19.2%p (provisional)
- 28. Moldova 22.3%p (provisional)
- 27. Luxembourg 23.3%p (provisional)
- 26. Slovakia 24.1%p (provisional)
- 25. Cyprus 27.5%p (provisional)
- 24. Hungary 28.3%p (provisional)
- 23. Poland 32.5%p (provisional)
- 22. France 33.1%p (provisional)
- 21. Belgium 34.3%p (provisional)
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Source: Eurostat.
In short
- Among the 30 countries with a value for 2025, the highest is Norway (122.0%) and the lowest Malta (11.2%).
- Half of the countries are above 47.8% and half below.
- From 2024 to 2025 the value rose in 26 countries and fell in 4.
- The figure for the European Union was 49.9% in 2025, against 37.4% in 2020 (+12.5 percentage points).
Full ranking
Places are ordered from the highest to the lowest value. Group medians on this site are the middle value of the members with data for the same year; they are not official aggregates.
How this ranking works
Every country is ranked on its value for 2025, the latest period that most countries have, so all values are for the same point in time. Countries without a value for 2025 are left out. Groups and aggregates such as the European Union are not ranked. Values are as published by Eurostat; the ranking is a plain ordering from the highest to the lowest value and says nothing about whether a high value is good or bad.
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