Household energy use in Latvia
Energy consumption in homes: end uses, energy sources and historical trends from Eurostat.
What is energy used for in homes?
Which energy sources are used?
Household energy consumption over time
Annual total consumption, converted to TWh for easier reading.
Renewable-energy reference points in homes
Heat pumps and solar thermal are subcomponents of renewables. They are not added a second time to the total.
What this page measures
Eurostat dataset nrg_d_hhq breaks household energy consumption down by end use and energy source. End uses and sources are two views of the same total. In the source breakdown, electricity remains counted under electricity even when it was generated from renewables. Total volume is strongly affected by country size, so percentage shares are especially useful for comparing profiles.
Source: Eurostat · nrg_d_hhq · source unit TJ.
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