Netherlands
Key energy indicators for Netherlands, with historical series and official Eurostat data.
Household electricity and gas
EnergyBoard uses standard Eurostat consumption bands to make prices comparable between countries.
Generation, capacity and efficiency
Renewable energy
Eurostat tracks four main indicators: overall renewable share, electricity, heating and cooling, and transport.
Renewable energy share trend
Source: Eurostat, dataset nrg_ind_ren. Unit: %.
Comparison with the European Union
How should the energy profile of Netherlands be read?
This profile brings together indicators that measure different things. Reading them together helps avoid confusing prices, dependency, generation and renewable shares.
The electricity price for band DC is 0.2558 €/kWh (H2 2025).
The gas price for band D2 is 0.1719 €/kWh (H2 2025).
Energy dependency is 70.6 %: this share indicates the proportion of energy needs covered by net imports.
The overall renewable share is 22.7 %, +3.5 pt below the EU-27.
Periods can differ between indicators because each Eurostat dataset has its own publication calendar. EnergyBoard therefore displays the latest available value for each series.
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