EU shows record-low energy use amid efficiency gains and renewables surge

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EU shows record-low energy use amid efficiency gains and renewables surge  The EU's gross available energy fell by 4.1% in 2023, but Europe is now doing more with less. Renewables now supply 19.5% of energy, with Nordic countries leading the transition.  READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2025/05/29/eu-shows-record-low-energy-use-amid-efficiency-gains-and-renewables-surge  Subscribe to our channel. Euronews is available on Dailymotion in 12 languages

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00:00Energy use is dropping, so how is Europe managing to do more with less?

00:08In 2023, EU gross available energy fell by 4.1%, a record low.

00:16Efficiency gains and a switch to renewables are helping the bloc meet demand, while also using less fuel.

00:23Sweden, Finland and Denmark lead the green transition, with renewables covering 40-50% of their energy mix.

00:31Poland and Czechia remain coal-reliant, where solid fuels still supply roughly a third of demand.

00:38Across the bloc, fossils dominate 67% of supply, yet renewables now trail natural gas by less than one percentage point.

00:47Since 2013, renewable output has surged 31%, while gas use fell 7% from 2022 to 2023.

00:58Europe still imports most of its fuel, with 95% of oil and 90% of gas coming from outside the bloc, leaving overall dependency on imports at 58%.

01:08Nuclear accounts for about an eighth of supply, led by France and Slovakia, while transport guzzles the most energy at 32% of final demand,

01:18followed by households at roughly 26% and industry at about 25%.

01:24Overall, the average European now consumes 16% less energy than in 1990.

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