Prosumers

Europe's solar power, country by country

How much photovoltaic capacity each country has, what that means per inhabitant and how much it is producing right now. Romania also has a detailed prosumer page, county by county.

European Union

307GW

solar capacity installed at the end of 2024

Per inhabitant, EU

681W

photovoltaic watts for every inhabitant

Romania

224W

per inhabitant · rank 29 of 36

Solar now

0GW

total of the 30 countries that publish solar output

Romania in detailProsumers by county, installed capacity month by month and the price paid for energy fed into the grid, from ANRE data. Open the page →

Solar right now

Solar output in the latest interval published by each operator, and how much of the country's consumption it covers at the same moment.

newest value: 04:54 (Romanian time)

1 Spain 680% of load
2 Hungary 281% of load
3 Cyprus 41% of load
4 Finland 10% of load
5 Sweden 10% of load
6 Latvia 10% of load
7 Slovenia 10% of load
8 Slovakia 00% of load
9 Austria 00% of load
10 Bosnia and Herzegovina 00% of load
11 Belgium 00% of load
12 Switzerland 00% of load
13 Czechia 00% of load
14 Germany 00% of load
15 Estonia 00% of load
16 France 00% of load
17 Greece 00% of load
18 Croatia 00% of load
19 Ireland 00% of load
20 Italy 00% of load
21 Lithuania 00% of load
22 Luxembourg 00% of load
23 Netherlands 00% of load
24 Norway 00% of load
25 Poland 00% of load
26 Portugal 00% of load
27 United Kingdom 00% of load
28 Moldova 00% of load
29 Türkiye 00% of load

Installed solar capacity, end of 2024

All connected photovoltaic capacity, from rooftop panels to large parks, in megawatts.

1 Germany 91,204MW
2 Spain 35,823MW
3 Italy 35,437MW
4 France 25,299MW
5 Netherlands 24,772MW
6 Poland 21,721MW
7 Türkiye 20,232MW
8 Belgium 9,642MW
9 Austria 8,895MW
10 Greece 8,827MW
11 Hungary 7,166MW
12 Portugal 5,639MW
13 Sweden 4,829MW
14 Bulgaria 4,560MW
15 Romania 4,257MW
16 Czechia 3,984MW
17 Denmark 3,945MW
18 Lithuania 2,404MW
19 Slovenia 1,421MW
20 Ireland 1,323MW
21 Finland 1,247MW
22 Croatia 902MW
23 Estonia 877MW
24 North Macedonia 869MW
25 Norway 767MW
26 Cyprus 751MW
27 Slovakia 728MW
28 Albania 720MW
29 Latvia 660MW
30 Bosnia and Herzegovina 608MW
31 Luxembourg 548MW
32 Moldova 430MW
33 Malta 238MW
34 Serbia 181MW
35 Liechtenstein 77MW
36 Montenegro 64MW
37 Kosovo 24MW
38 Iceland 0MW

Solar per inhabitant

Installed capacity divided by the population on 1 January 2025, in watts per inhabitant.

1 Liechtenstein 1,886W
2 Netherlands 1,373W
3 Germany 1,091W
4 Austria 967W
5 Greece 851W
6 Lithuania 832W
7 Belgium 811W
8 Luxembourg 803W
9 Cyprus 764W
10 Hungary 751W
11 Spain 729W
12 Bulgaria 708W
13 Slovenia 667W
14 Denmark 658W
15 Estonia 640W
16 Italy 601W
17 Poland 595W
18 Portugal 525W
19 North Macedonia 477W
20 Sweden 456W
21 Malta 415W
22 France 367W
23 Czechia 365W
24 Latvia 355W
25 Albania 304W
26 Ireland 243W
27 Türkiye 236W
28 Croatia 233W
29 Romania 224W
30 Finland 221W
31 Moldova 180W
32 Norway 137W
33 Slovakia 134W
34 Montenegro 102W
35 Serbia 28W
36 Iceland 0W

Eurostat counts all photovoltaic capacity, not only prosumers'; how much of it sits on rooftops differs from country to country. Current output comes from the transmission operators and may understate rooftop solar where it is not measured directly.

Where the figures come from

Installed capacity: Eurostat nrg_inf_epcrw; population: Eurostat demo_pjan; dataset updated on 9 October 2026. Current output: ENTSO-E Transparency Platform and national operators, the same measurements as on the country pages.