European Biogases Gross Electricity Production by Country

In 2024, Germany remains the leader in European biogases gross electricity production with 94.11 thousand terajoules, despite experiencing a year-on-year decline of 4.66%. The United Kingdom and Italy follow but with slower growth, the UK increasing by 1.71% and Italy slightly declining by 0.69%. France marks a significant positive trend with a 9.2% increase, while Ukraine showed substantial growth at 38.57%, indicating a dynamic shift in biogas energy production capabilities. On the contrast, notable declines were seen in the Netherlands (-4.18%) and Slovakia (-3.89%). Smaller nations like Serbia and Moldova demonstrated remarkable growth with Serbia at 26.99% and Moldova at 6.92% year-on-year.

Future trends to watch for European biogases gross electricity production include continued shifts towards renewable energy sources, enhanced technology adoption to improve efficiency, and potential political and economic impacts on energy policies. Germany's strategic decisions will significantly impact the market, while emerging players such as Ukraine and Serbia could reshape the landscape. Focus on policy developments, investments in infrastructure, and technological innovations will be critical for attaining sustained growth in production capacities across Europe.

Top countries in Biogases Gross Electricity Production by Country

# 10 Countries Terajoules Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 Germany 94,110 2023 -6.86% -4.66% View data
2 2 United Kingdom 30,110 2023 +1.98% +1.71% View data
3 3 Italy 28,870 2023 -0.65% -0.69% View data
4 4 France 13,250 2023 +8.46% +9.2% View data
5 5 Czech Republic 9,310 2023 -0.085% -0.14% View data
6 6 Poland 5,210 2023 +5.04% +5.13% View data
7 7 Spain 3,690 2023 +2.7% +2.19% View data
8 8 Belgium 3,590 2023 +1% +1.07% View data
9 9 Ukraine 3,240 2023 +21.42% +38.57% View data
10 10 Netherlands 2,590 2023 -5.92% -4.18% View data