European Biogases Gross Available Energy by Country

In 2023, Germany led the European biogas market with 84.87 TWh. The UK and Italy followed with 35.99 TWh and 25.5 TWh, respectively. France and Denmark exhibited significant growth rates at 17.96% and 22.07%, indicating robust expansion. Conversely, Austria and Slovakia faced notable declines of -6.15% and -2.78%. Baltic countries like Latvia saw a significant decrease of -9.9%, while Serbia and Ukraine experienced noteworthy increases, standing at 28.17% and 22.11%, respectively. The overall trend highlights varied national capacities and potential for growth in biogas energy across Europe by 2024.

Looking ahead, European countries should focus on further supporting renewable energy strategies, with attention to governmental policies and funding. Monitoring the expansion of infrastructure and technology in powerhouse countries like Germany and emerging markets like France and Denmark will be crucial. Additionally, observing the recovery potential in declining markets like Latvia and Austria will inform strategic adjustments. The continued geopolitical stability in Eastern Europe may impact biogas growth, presenting an opportunity for market leaders to leverage investments and innovation to meet future energy demands sustainably.

Top countries in Biogases Gross Available Energy by Country

# 10 Countries Gigawatthours Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 Germany 84,870 2023 -1.5% -0.83% View data
2 2 United Kingdom 35,990 2023 +2.57% +2.56% View data
3 3 Italy 25,500 2023 +3.4% +3.3% View data
4 4 France 23,220 2023 +17.51% +17.96% View data
5 5 Denmark 10,040 2023 +15.92% +22.07% View data
6 6 Czech Republic 7,410 2023 +2.21% +1.09% View data
7 7 Netherlands 5,480 2023 +3.51% +7.1% View data
8 8 Spain 4,010 2023 +2.68% +3.11% View data
9 9 Poland 3,960 2023 +2.4% +3.4% View data
10 10 Belgium 3,020 2023 +2.79% +2.66% View data

Top Countries about Energy & Environment