Europe

Live rankings

Who consumes, who generates, who exports and who has the cleanest mix — computed from each system's latest reading.

Largest demand

The power being consumed right now, in MW. It follows the size of the economy and the population.

1 Germany
36.770 MW
2 France
35.913 MW
3 Türkiye
31.108 MW
4 United Kingdom
22.729 MW
5 Italy
22.573 MW
6 Spain
21.736 MW
7 Sweden
14.168 MW
8 Poland
12.613 MW
9 Norway
11.996 MW
10 Netherlands
9.714 MW

Largest generator

The power being generated right now, in MW.

1 France
41.104 MW
2 Germany
38.056 MW
3 Türkiye
30.499 MW
4 Spain
20.940 MW
5 Italy
14.963 MW
6 Sweden
13.661 MW
7 Poland
13.640 MW
8 Norway
13.361 MW
9 Netherlands
9.894 MW
10 United Kingdom
8.489 MW

Highest renewable share

The renewable share of a country's own generation. A high percentage does not mean much green energy in absolute terms — only that the mix is clean.

1 United Kingdom
100,0 %
2 Norway
98,1 %
3 Austria
94,9 %
4 Lithuania
91,2 %
5 Latvia
89,6 %
6 Denmark
84,2 %
7 Serbia
79,4 %
8 Croatia
77,5 %
9 Sweden
70,7 %
10 Finland
70,7 %

Largest exporters

A negative net balance means export. It is shown here as a positive value.

1 France
5.190 MW
2 Czechia
3.130 MW
3 Norway
1.365 MW
4 Germany
1.286 MW
5 Poland
1.027 MW
6 Bosnia and Herzegovina
393 MW
7 Slovakia
384 MW
8 Montenegro
260 MW
9 Netherlands
180 MW

Largest importers

The difference between demand and a country's own generation.

1 United Kingdom
14.240 MW
2 Italy
7.610 MW
3 Belgium
3.326 MW
4 Switzerland
2.699 MW
5 Serbia
2.260 MW
6 Austria
1.706 MW
7 Portugal
1.466 MW
8 Hungary
1.135 MW
9 Ireland
979 MW
10 Spain
796 MW

The rankings cover 33 of the 40 zones tracked. Systems without recent data do not appear — we do not put them last, because “we do not know” is not the same as “little”.