RE Accounted For 22% Of EU’s Energy Consumption In 2021
Eurostat: Solar Fastest-Growing Source Among EU’s Share Of Renewables, Even As Other RE Technologies Hogged Bloc’s Gross Final Energy Consumption In 2021
The European Union (EU) will have speed up to increase the share of renewable energy in its gross final energy consumption to 45% by 2030, since Eurostat finds the share to have reached only 21.8% in 2021, with solar PV’s share is still small for t.
EU Renewable Energy Share 37% In 2020
Eurostat Says EU’s Renewable Energy Share In Total Electricity Consumption In 2020 Grew To 37%
The European Union’s (EU) Statistical Office Eurostat released that renewable energy share in the gross electricity consumption of the region grew to 37% in 2020, having gone up from 34% in 2019.
RE Share In 2018 For EU Increased To 18%
European Union Statistical Office Eurostat Claims EU Achieved 18% Renewable Energy Share In Gross Energy Consumption In 2018, Which Leaves 2% Absolute To Go To Meet 2020 Target
In 2018, EU increased its total renewable energy share to 18%, from 17.5% in 2017 as 12 countries reached a share equal to or above their national 2020 binding targets. That leaves still 2% absolute for the region to reach its 2020 target.
2020 RE Target Achieved By 11 EU Nations
Eurostat: Renewable Energy Accounted For 17.5% In Gross Final Consumption Of Energy In European Union In 2017; 11 Member Nations Already Crossed 2020 RE Target Of 20%
eden - with a 54.5% share of energy from renewable sources end of 2017 - leads the EU member states in this regard. It is followed by Finland with 41% and Latvia with 39%, among others.
