European Energy Supply of Nuclear Heat by Country

France continues to be the dominant player in nuclear heat supply in Europe with a value of 1.1971 million GWh, despite experiencing a slight decline of 0.89% in 2023. Ukraine, Germany, and Sweden also remain significant contributors, but have shown variation trends with declines of 1.34%, 2.66%, and 0.33% respectively in 2023. Meanwhile, Spain's nuclear heat supply saw a modest increase of 0.87%, reflecting a positive trend. Notably, Belgium recorded a substantial growth of 4.85% in 2023, indicating its strengthening nuclear energy sector.

Other countries, such as the Czech Republic and Finland, have exhibited slight upward trends with increases of 0.87% and 0.67%. Bulgaria, Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, Slovenia, and the Netherlands have also shown varied but generally positive increases, highlighting a diversifying landscape within the European nuclear energy sector.

Future trends to watch include potential policy shifts towards renewable energy, technological advancements in nuclear reactors, and cross-border energy collaborations. Monitoring how these factors affect the supply of nuclear heat in traditionally strong countries like France, as well as emerging players like Belgium and the Netherlands, will be pivotal for future market dynamics.

Top countries in Energy Supply of Nuclear Heat by Country

# 10 Countries Gigawatthours Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 France 1,197,100 2023 +1.51% -0.89% View data
2 2 Ukraine 241,730 2023 +0.25% -1.34% View data
3 3 Germany 198,900 2023 -1.39% -2.66% View data
4 4 Sweden 191,340 2023 +5.8% -0.33% View data
5 5 Spain 175,890 2023 +0.47% +0.87% View data
6 6 United Kingdom 144,120 2023 -2.13% -2.49% View data
7 7 Belgium 102,590 2023 +2.86% +4.85% View data
8 8 Czech Republic 90,480 2023 +0.89% +0.87% View data
9 9 Finland 65,470 2023 +0.18% +0.67% View data
10 10 Bulgaria 51,460 2023 +1.28% +1.2% View data

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