Infrastructure

Installed capacity

What each country could produce with its whole fleet running at once.

Countries, by installed capacity

The most recent year each country reported. The years differ, so the table shows them.

Country Year Capacity (MW) Renewables
1 Germany 2026 294,941 66.3%
2 France 2026 163,611 46.1%
3 Spain 2026 135,472 67.6%
4 Italy 2026 108,784 38.7%
5 Poland 2026 68,256 48.2%
6 Netherlands 2026 65,343 63.7%
7 Ukraine 2023 56,757 23.0%
8 Sweden 2026 44,028 69.7%
9 Norway 2026 41,056 95.5%
10 Austria 2026 33,465 68.6%
11 Belgium 2026 32,702 56.6%
12 Greece 2026 27,169 66.7%
13 Finland 2026 26,259 60.9%
14 Bulgaria 2026 23,752 43.3%
15 Czechia 2026 22,470 32.2%
16 Portugal 2026 22,117 63.3%
17 Romania 2026 17,874 68.0%
18 Hungary 2026 16,709 57.3%
19 Switzerland 2026 16,116 39.9%
20 Denmark 2026 14,873 73.8%
21 Ireland 2024 12,712 23.6%
22 Serbia 2026 11,165 34.4%
23 Lithuania 2026 8,840 66.2%
24 Croatia 2026 5,607 70.0%
25 Slovenia 2026 5,346 51.3%
26 Georgia 2026 4,764 75.0%
27 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2026 4,686 50.4%
28 Latvia 2026 4,256 70.8%
29 Estonia 2026 3,645 57.2%
30 Albania 2026 2,980 96.7%
31 Cyprus 2026 2,671 44.5%
32 North Macedonia 2026 2,213 41.9%
33 Kosovo 2023 1,492 13.7%
34 Montenegro 2026 1,032 79.6%

34 countries have reported capacity in our archive. The rest either do not publish this dataset or we have not collected it yet.

The figures come from the ENTSO-E Transparency Platform, installed generation capacity aggregated by production type. The year is the one the transmission operator reports for, not the year the figure was published.