Results for “Inflación en Alemania”
Measures for Germany
Several measures match. They answer different questions, so pick the one you mean.
Energy price inflation (HICP)
The change in the average price level of energy for households (electricity, gas, heating fuels and motor fuels) in the Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices over the year.
Germany: -2.3% (2025) · Eurostat
Primary school enrolment (gross)
Total enrolment in primary education, regardless of age, as a percentage of the population of official primary school age. It can exceed 100% because of early or late entry and repeated grades.
Germany: 102.6% (2024) · World Bank
Renewable energy consumption share (World Bank)
Renewable energy as a share of total final energy consumption, using the Tracking SDG 7 method. The method differs from Eurostat's SHARES calculation, so values are not interchangeable.
Germany: 17.6% (2021) · World Bank
Secondary school enrolment (gross)
Total enrolment in secondary education, regardless of age, as a percentage of the population of official secondary school age. It can exceed 100%.
Germany: 100.2% (2024) · World Bank
Tertiary education enrolment (gross)
Total enrolment in tertiary education, regardless of age, as a percentage of the population in the five-year age group following the official secondary school leaving age.
Germany: 76.7% (2024) · World Bank
Total net enrolment rate, primary education
Children of official primary school age enrolled in primary or secondary school, as a share of all children of that age.
Germany: 99.7% (2024) · UNESCO UIS
Net energy imports (World Bank)
Energy use minus production, as a percentage of energy use. A negative value means the country is a net exporter of energy.
Germany: 70.3% (2024) · World Bank
Energy import dependency
Net energy imports divided by gross available energy. Values above 100% occur when a country builds up stocks; negative values mean the country is a net exporter.
Germany: 66.8% (2024) · Eurostat
Enterprise birth rate
Enterprises born during the year as a percentage of all active enterprises, covering industry, construction and market services.
Germany: 7.8% (2024) · Eurostat
Primary energy consumption
Gross available energy excluding energy used for non-energy purposes such as plastics, measured for the EU energy efficiency targets.
Germany: 231.3 Mtoe (2024) · Eurostat
Share of renewable energy in electricity
Electricity generated from renewable sources as a share of gross electricity consumption, using the SHARES methodology with normalised hydro and wind output.
Germany: 57.9% (2025) · Eurostat
Share of renewable energy in gross final energy consumption
Renewable energy as a share of all energy consumed for electricity, heating and cooling, and transport, calculated with the SHARES methodology used for EU renewable energy targets. It is not the renewable share of electricity alone.
Germany: 23.9% (2025) · Eurostat
Spain consumer price index (CPI), annual rate
Change in Spain's national consumer price index for all items compared with the same month a year earlier, as published by INE. The harmonised index (HICP) published by Eurostat uses a slightly different coverage.
No published value for Germany. See the places that have data.
UK consumer price inflation including owner occupiers' housing costs (CPIH), annual rate
Change in the Consumer Prices Index including owner occupiers' housing costs and council tax, compared with the same month a year earlier. CPIH is the ONS's lead measure of inflation.
No published value for Germany. See the places that have data.