European Non-Renewable Municipal Waste Final Consumption in Commercial and Public Services Share by Country (Terajoules)

In 2023, France dominated European non-renewable municipal waste final consumption in the commercial and public services sector, consuming 43.49 terajoules. The United Kingdom followed with 15.75 terajoules, while other countries like the Netherlands, Norway, and Poland also had significant shares. Notably, Slovakia saw a substantial increase of 127.73%, while Poland's consumption surged by 50.66%.

Trends over a longer period reveal:

  • France maintained a leading position with a significant year-on-year growth of 16.06% in 2023.
  • Slovakia and Poland exhibited remarkable growth rates, indicating increasing reliance on non-renewable municipal waste.
  • Contrarily, the Netherlands and Denmark showed slight declines in consumption, suggesting a possible shift towards alternative resources.

Future trends to watch include potential policy shifts towards greener solutions, which could impact non-renewable waste consumption. The growing emphasis on sustainability may lead to advances in waste management technologies, influencing country-specific consumption patterns. Monitoring policy changes and technological innovations will be crucial to understanding future dynamics in this sector.

Top countries in Non-Renewable Municipal Waste Final Consumption in Commercial and Public Services Share by Country (Terajoules)

# 10 Countries Percent Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 France 43.49 2023 +8.54% +16.06% View data
2 2 United Kingdom 15.75 2023 +1.67% +1.93% View data
3 3 Netherlands 12.88 2023 +0.67% -1.69% View data
4 4 Norway 6.54 2023 +2.38% +1.73% View data
5 5 Poland 6.22 2023 +14.74% +50.66% View data
6 6 Czech Republic 5.3 2023 +2.58% +0.067% View data
7 7 Slovakia 4.01 2023 +4.7% +127.73% View data
8 8 Denmark 2.37 2023 +3.26% -1.54% View data
9 9 Spain 2.13 2023 +2.63% +7.66% View data
10 10 Romania 0.9 2023 +2.75% +1.19% View data

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