European Non-Renewable Waste Energy Supply Share by Country (Thousand Tonnes Of Oil Equivalent)

The 2023 data indicates that Germany leads the European Non-Renewable Waste Energy Supply, with a share of 24.72 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent, followed by France and the United Kingdom. Notable year-on-year changes include a substantial increase in Lithuania (25.79%) and significant growth in Bulgaria (9.28%) and Croatia (23.94%). On the other hand, Slovenia experienced a decline of 2.01%, and the Netherlands saw a slight decrease of 0.41%. Over a five-year period, the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) will vary among countries, illustrating the diversity in waste energy supply dynamics across Europe.

Future trends to observe include the potential for enhancing waste-to-energy technologies in countries currently experiencing growth, like Lithuania and Croatia, alongside the exploration of more sustainable practices in leading countries such as Germany and France. Legislative shifts toward renewable energy could reshape these dynamics, possibly increasing investment in and transition to cleaner energy sources throughout the continent.