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Total European demand live
281,0GW
↓ −6,9%vs 24h ago
24h agonow
Romania
Consumption
3,9 GW
Production
4,3 GW
Renewable
71.0%

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Total demand (EU)
281,0GW ↓ −6,9%
Total generation (EU)
279,9GW ↓ −22,2%
Renewable share (EU)
65.3% ↓ −1,3 pp
Countries reporting live
35/ 40 live

The most delayed system last published now.


The price of electricity today

The day-ahead auction result, across 45 of Europe's 51 bidding zones.

Average across zones
106.28€/MWh
arithmetic, not weighted by demand
Cheapest
10.56€/MWh
EE
Dearest
207.91€/MWh
IT-SICILY
Romania
113.53€/MWh
0.114 €/kWh

This is the wholesale price, from the exchange. A household bill adds network tariffs, levies, VAT and the supplier's margin on top. Find the cheapest hours, or see how much prices differ between zones.


The EU generation mix

Summed from 35 of 40 systems. The most delayed one published 2 h 32 min ago.

Solar: 113,527 MW Nuclear: 57,263 MW Wind: 40,728 MW Hydro: 22,262 MW Coal: 20,047 MW Gas: 14,558 MW Other: 6,317 MW Biomass: 5,244 MW
279,9GW Total generation
  • Solar 40.6%
  • Nuclear 20.5%
  • Wind 14.5%
  • Hydro 8.0%
  • Coal 7.2%
  • Gas 5.2%
  • Other 2.3%
  • Biomass 1.9%

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Romania
Consumption
3,9 GW
Production
4,3 GW
Renewable
71.0%

Countries reporting live

Demand right now and how it has changed over 24 hours. The last column of the full table says how old each reading is.

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Every reporting country, with the age of its data
CountryConsumptionProductionRenew.Age
France 43,111 47,621 34.0% 47 min
Türkiye 42,309 16,418 59.0% 152 min
Spain 29,124 34,080 74.8% 62 min
Italy 22,170 23,580 79.7% 77 min
United Kingdom 20,081 30,519 80.7% 152 min
Poland 15,894 18,258 63.6% 77 min
Norway 12,380 8,089 97.4% 107 min
Sweden 11,439 10,794 63.8% 107 min
Belgium 9,479 8,452 94.5% 152 min
Finland 8,793 8,668 60.2% 47 min
Greece 7,287 9,184 90.2% 62 min
Switzerland 6,697 6,789 71.6% 152 min
Czechia 6,551 7,488 42.7% 47 min
Portugal 5,457 4,541 84.8% 152 min
Denmark 4,772 3,847 89.9% 92 min
Austria 4,494 6,658 97.9% 92 min
Ireland 3,946 1,583 100.0% 17 min
Romania 3,925 4,262 71.0% 2 min
Serbia 3,347 2,029 27.6% 152 min
Netherlands 3,267 2,566 29.7% 77 min
Hungary 3,168 4,751 57.0% 62 min
Slovakia 2,277 2,841 16.3% 107 min
Croatia 1,927 847 53.2% 47 min
Georgia 1,682 1,593 79.9% 152 min
Slovenia 1,363 1,529 56.1% 62 min
Lithuania 1,296 2,323 97.7% 47 min
Cyprus 1,003 975 59.5% 62 min
Albania 988 32 min
Latvia 837 499 97.2% 92 min
Estonia 789 801 83.1% 47 min
Kosovo 536 516 0.0% 152 min
Bosnia and Herzegovina 391 512 21.1% 152 min
Moldova 252 224 59.8% 92 min
Germany 6,894 34.6% 62 min
Montenegro 215 12.6% 152 min
How the European totals are calculated

A bidding zone enters the total exactly once, attributed to the country that owns it in the registry. Systems with data newer than 180 minutes are counted — the threshold also covers operators publishing hourly, two hours behind; below it, systems working normally would be missing from the total.

The 24-hour curves and the changes are computed over a FIXED set of 44 zones — those with data in almost every hour of the window. Without that rule, a zone missing for one hour would produce a collapse that never happened, and “vs 24h ago” would compare sums over different sets.

Countries excluded because their bidding zone belongs to another country: LU (zone belongs to DE). Without that rule, the same generation would be counted twice.