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

The 2023 data reveals Germany as the leader in non-renewable waste energy supply with 24.71 TTOE. France and the UK follow with 10.11 and 9.87 TTOE respectively. Germany, France, and Poland showed modest growth under 1%, while the UK and Sweden noted increases above 5%. Significant growth was observed in Lithuania and Croatia, with the latter experiencing a nearly 24% increase. Conversely, the Netherlands and Slovenia declined. Over the last five years, modest average annual growth (CAGR) was observed in the larger markets, with smaller countries displaying more volatility and potential for rapid increases.

Looking forward, expect growth in smaller regions, especially those displaying double-digit increases, as they capitalize on waste-to-energy technologies. Energy-transition policies in Sweden and the UK will likely influence further shifts. Maintaining policy-driven demand will be crucial for consistent expansion in this sector.