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European energy, explained through data

Household and business prices, consumption, generation, renewables, regional climate and transport based on official Eurostat data.

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27 EU countries
France • renewables 23.9 % 2025 · Eurostat
HOUSEHOLD PRICES BUSINESS PRICES HOUSEHOLDS BUILDINGS REGIONS TRANSPORT GENERATION RENEWABLES COMPARISONS
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HOUSING · HEATING · BUILDINGS

European housing in a few figures

Indicators from EU-SILC and Census 2021, with reference years kept clearly separate.

Unable to keep home warm8.8 %2025 · ilc_mdes01
Recent energy improvement23.8 %2025 · ilc_lvhe08
District heating12.6 %2023 · ilc_lvhe01
Conventional dwellings235,977,9992021 · Census
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ENERGY SECURITY

How dependent is each country on energy imports?

Explore the EU-27 ranking based on Eurostat energy dependency data.

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21/08/2026

Renewable energy in Europe in 2025: Sweden at 65.4%, EU-27 at 26.2%

Sweden and Finland lead EnergyBoard’s ranking of renewables as a share of gross final energy consumption.

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Electricity prices in Europe: €0.1082 to €0.4042/kWh in H2 2025

Hungary, Germany and Ireland illustrate the striking spread in household electricity prices across the EU.

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21/08/2026

France vs Germany: two very different electricity mixes in 2025

Nuclear-dominated France and renewable-majority Germany illustrate two sharply contrasting European power systems.

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