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  • Energy

    StatiStical pocketbook 2017

    energyin figures

    EU

    ISSN 2363-247X

  • Printed by Bietlot in Belgium

    Manuscript completed in 07/2017

    Neither the European Commission nor any person acting on behalf of the Commission is responsible for the use that might be made of the following information.

    Luxembourg: Publications Office of the European Union, 2017

    European Union, 2017 Reuse is authorised provided the source is acknowledged. The reuse policy of European Commission documents is regulated by Decision 2011/833/EU (OJ L 330, 14.12.2011, p. 39).Credits all images ShutterstockFor any use or reproduction of photos or other material that is not under the EU copyright, permission must be sought directly from the copyright holders.

    Print ISBN 978-92-79-70448-2 ISSN 1977-4559 doi:10.2833/16497 MJ-AB-17-001-EN-C

    PDF ISBN 978-92-79-70449-9 ISSN 2363-247X doi:10.2833/80717 MJ-AB-17-001-EN-N

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  • 1

    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    Introduction The energy sector is one of the pillars of growth, competitiveness and development for modern economies. To keep up with the ongoing trans-formation of the energy sector in Europe, we need data that is accurate and up-to-date.

    This publication provides an overview of the most relevant annual energy-related statistics for the European Union as a whole and for each of its Member States.

    The data contained in this pocketbook is drawn from several sources: from the European Commissions services, from international organisations such as the European Environment Agency and the International Energy Agency and also from the European Commissions estimates when other data is unavailable.

    The publication is divided into five parts:Part 1. Energy overview at global and EU levels.Part 2. Main energy indicators, at EU and Member States levels.Part 3. Socio-economic indicators in the EU.Part 4. Impact of the energy sector on the environment.Part 5. Country profiles Main energy indicators.

    Indicators have been calculated using the methodology established by the European Commission DG Energy. The appendices include a glossary and methodological notes.

    This publication was produced using the most recently available data. Corrections and updates will be published at: http://ec.europa.eu/energy/en/data-analysis/energy-statistical-pocketbook

    Recommended sources of data:European Commission websites:

    DG EnergyPocketbook: http://ec.europa.eu/energy/en/data-analysis/energy-statistical-pocketbookCountry statistics: http://ec.europa.eu/energy/en/data-analysis/countryEnergy data and analysis: http://ec.europa.eu/energy/en/data-analysis

    EurostatEurostat Database: http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database

    DG Economic and Financial AffairsAMECO: http://ec.europa.eu/economy_finance/db_indicators/ameco/index_en.htm

    DG Climate ActionClimate strategies, targets and progress reports:http://ec.europa.eu/clima/policies/strategies/index_en.htm

    Websites of other organisations:

    European Environment AgencyData and maps: http://www.eea.europa.eu/

    International Energy AgencyStatistics and balances: http://www.iea.org/stats/index.asp

    Please send your comments on this publication and suggestions for improvement to [email protected], with the word Pocketbook in the subject line.

    http://ec.europa.eu/energy/en/data-analysis/energy-statistical-pocketbookhttp://ec.europa.eu/energy/en/data-analysis/energy-statistical-pocketbookhttp://www.eea.europa.euhttp://www.iea.org/stats/index.aspmailto:[email protected]

  • 2

    Statistical pocketbook 2017

    Summary

    PART 1 Overview

    1.1 Energy in the World (Overview) 101.1.1 World Energy Production by Region 10

    1.1.2 World Energy Production by Fuel 11

    1.1.3 World Gross Inland Consumption by Region 12

    1.1.4 World Gross Inland Consumption by Fuel 13

    1.1.5 World Final Energy Consumption by Region 14

    1.1.6 World Final Energy Consumption by Fuel 15

    1.1.7 World Electricity Generation by Fuel 16

    1.1.8 World Heat Generation by Fuel 17

    1.1.9 World CO2 Emissions by Region 18

    1.1.10 World CO2 Intensity by Region 19

    1.2 Energy in the EU (Overview) 201.2.1 EU-28 Energy Flow 1995 20

    1.2.2 EU-28 Energy Flow 2015 21

    1.2.3 EU-28 Gross Inland Consumption 22

    1.2.4 EU-28 Energy Import Dependency 24

    1.2.5 EU-28 Energy Import Dependency Net Imports 25

    1.2.6 EU-28 Imports by Country of Origin 26

    1.3 EU 2020 Targets 271.3.1 Renewable Energy Targets 27

    1.3.2 Renewable Energy Shares 29

    1.3.3 GHG Emissions Targets 30

    PART 2 Energy in the EU

    2.1 Energy Supply 352.1.1 Production 35

    2.1.2 Net Imports 38

    2.1.3 Gross Inland Consumption 41

    2.2 Energy Imports 452.2.1 Imports Solid Fuels 45

    2.2.2 Imports Petroleum and Products 50

    2.2.3 Imports Gases 55

    2.2.4 Imports Electricity 59

    2.2.5 Imports by Country of Origin 63

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    2.3 Energy Import Dependency 662.3.1 Import Dependency All Fuels 66

    2.3.2 Import Dependency By Fuel 67

    2.3.3 Import Dependency Solid Fuels 68

    2.3.4 Import Dependency Hard Coal 69

    2.3.5 Import Dependency Petroleum and Products 70

    2.3.6 Import Dependency Crude and NGL 71

    2.3.7 Import Dependency Natural Gas 72

    2.4 Energy Transformation 732.4.1 Transformation Input All Fuels 73

    2.4.2 Transformation Input By Fuel 74

    2.4.3 Transformation Input By Sector 75

    2.4.4 Transformation Output All Fuels 76

    2.4.5 Transformation Output By Fuel 77

    2.4.6 Transformation Output By Sector 78

    2.5 Final Energy 792.5.1 Primary Energy Consumption 79

    2.5.2 Available for Final Consumption 80

    2.5.3 Final Non-Energy Consumption 81

    2.5.4 Final Energy Consumption 82

    2.6 Electricity 862.6.1 Installed Electricity Capacity 86

    2.6.2 Gross Electricity Generation 89

    2.6.3 Market Share of the Largest Electricity Producer 94

    2.7 Solar and Wind Energy 952.7.1 Solar and Wind Energy Cumulative Capacity 95

    2.7.2 Wind Cumulative Installed Capacity 97

    2.7.3 Wind Gross Electricity Production 99

    2.7.4 Wind Penetration Level 100

    2.7.5 Wind Capacity Factor 101

    2.7.6 Solar Collectors Surface 102

    2.7.7 Solar Installed Capacity 103

    2.7.8 Solar Gross Electricity Production 104

    2.7.9 Solar Penetration Level 105

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    Statistical pocketbook 2017

    2.8 CHP 1062.8.1 CHP Electricity 106

    2.8.2 CHP Heat 107

    2.8.3 CHP Electricity and Heat 108

    2.9 Heat 1092.9.1 Gross Heat Generation 109

    2.10 Transport 1122.10.1 Fuels Final Consumption 112

    2.10.2 Biofuels 113

    2.11 Energy Efficiency 1152.11.1 Energy Intensity 115

    2.11.2 Energy Consumption per Capita 116

    2.11.3 Final Electricity Consumption per Capita 117

    2.11.4 Primary Energy Intensity 118

    2 .11 .5 Carbon Intensity 119

    2.12 RES Indicators 1202.12.1 RES Shares 120

    2.13 Energy Prices 1232.13.1 Prices of Transport Fuels 123

    2.13.2 Fuel Prices Domestic Consumers 126

    2.13.3 Fuel Prices Industrial Consumers 128

    PART 3 Socio-Economic Indicators in the EU

    3.1 Classification of the Energy Sector 1343.1.1 Comparative Table 134

    3.2 Enterprises in the Energy Sector 1353.2.1 Number of Enterprises in the Energy Sector 135

    3.2.2 Turnover in the Energy Sector 139

    3.2.3 Number of Persons Declared as Employed in the Energy Sector 143

    3.3 Economy 1473.3.1 GDP at Current Market Prices 147

    3.3.2 GDP per Capita at Current Market Prices 148

    3.3.3 GDP at 2010 Market Prices 149

    3.3.4 GDP per Capita at 2010 Market Prices 150

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    3.4 Demography 1513.4.1 Population 151

    3.5 Employment 1523.5.1 Total Persons Employed in the Energy Sector (15-64 years) 152

    3.5.2 Employment Rate in all Economic Sectors 153

    3.5.3 Unemployment Rate in all Economic Sectors 154

    PART 4 Environment Indicators in the EU

    4.1 Gases Emissions 1584.1.1 GHGs Emissions 158

    4.1.2 CO2 Emissions 163

    4.2 Main Emissions Indicators 1684.2.1 CO2 per Capita 168

    4.2.2 Carbon GDP Intensity 169

    PART 5 Country Profiles5.0 European Union 28 174

    5.1 Belgium 176

    5.2 Bulgaria 178

    5.3 Czech Republic 180

    5.4 Denmark 182

    5.5 Germany 184

    5.6 Estonia 186

    5.7 Ireland 188

    5.8 Greece 190

    5.9 Spain 192

    5.10 France 194

    5.11 Croatia 196

    5.12 Italy 198

    5.13 Cyprus 200

    5.14 Latvia 202

    5.15 Lithuania 204

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    Statistical pocketbook 2017

    5.16 Luxembourg 206

    5.17 Hungary 208

    5.18 Malta 210

    5.19 The Netherlands 212

    5.20 Austria 214

    5.21 Poland 216

    5.22 Portugal 218

    5.23 Romania 220

    5.24 Slovenia 222

    5.25 Slovak Republic 224

    5.26 Finland 226

    5.27 Sweden 228

    5.28 United Kingdom 230

    Appendices

    Appendices Methodology 236Appendix 1 Country Nomenclature 236

    Appendix 2 Main Indicators EN 237

    Appendix 3 Main Indicators DE 238

    Appendix 4 Main Indicators FR 239

    Appendix 5 Main Products EN 240

    Appendix 6 Main Products DE 241

    Appendix 7 Main Products FR 242

    Appendix 8 Symbols and Abbreviations 243

    Appendix 9 SI Units Prefixes 244

    Appendix 10 Conversion Factors 245

    Appendix 11 Average Calorific Values 246

    Appendix Glossary 247Appendix 12 Glossary 247

    Appendix Notes 257Appendix 13 Notes 257

    Notes 262

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    Summary

    1.1 Energy in the World (Overview) 101.1.1 World Energy Production by Region 10

    1.1.2 World Energy Production by Fuel 11

    1.1.3 World Gross Inland Consumption by Region 12

    1.1.4 World Gross Inland Consumption by Fuel 13

    1.1.5 World Final Energy Consumption by Region 14

    1.1.6 World Final Energy Consumption by Fuel 15

    1.1.7 World Electricity Generation by Fuel 16

    1.1.8 World Heat Generation by Fuel 17

    1.1.9 World CO2 Emissions by Region 18

    1.1.10 World CO2 Intensity by Region 19

    1.2 Energy in the EU (Overview) 201.2.1 EU-28 Energy Flow 1995 20

    1.2.2 EU-28 Energy Flow 2015 21

    1.2.3 EU-28 Gross Inland Consumption 22

    1.2.4 EU-28 Energy Import Dependency 24

    1.2.5 EU-28 Energy Import Dependency Net Imports 25

    1.2.6 EU-28 Imports by Country of Origin 26

    1.3 EU 2020 Targets 271.3.1 Renewable Energy Targets 27

    1.3.2 Renewable Energy Shares 29

    1.3.3 GHG Emissions Targets 30

  • 10

    PART 1 Overview

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    Source: iea, august 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

    1.1 Energy in the World (Overview)

    1.1.1 World Energy Production by Region (Mtoe)

    1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2015 (%)eU-28 967 950 909 843 771 56 %

    china 1 064 1 124 1 671 2 236 2 496 181 %United States 1 659 1 667 1 631 1 723 2 019 146 %Middle east 1 137 1 324 1 516 1 624 1 884 137 %asia* 934 1 062 1 248 1 484 1 568 114 %Russia 968 978 1 203 1 279 1 334 97 %africa 773 885 1 087 1 173 1 118 81 %Rest of the World 1 760 2 038 2 287 2 438 2 601 189 %World 9 263 10 028 11 554 12 799 13 790 1000 %

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    RussiaAfricaRest of the World

    18.1 %

    13.7 %

    14.6 %9.7 %

    11.4 %

    8.1 %

    18.9 %5.6 %

    TOTAl 2015: 13 790 Mtoe

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    Rest of the World

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    1.1.2 World Energy Production by Fuel (Mtoe)

    1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2015 (%)petroleum and products 3 397 3 703 4 045 4 082 4 416 320 %Solid Fuels 2 220 2 278 2 997 3 663 3 872 281 %Gas 1 811 2 064 2 370 2 715 2 976 216 %Renewables 1 211 1 287 1 398 1 590 1 819 132 %Nuclear 608 676 722 719 671 49 %other 17 21 21 31 37 03 %total 9 263 10 028 11 554 12 799 13 790 1000 %

    Source: iea, august 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

    32.0 %

    28.1 %

    21.6 %

    13.2 %

    4.9 %

    TOTAl 2015: 13 790 Mtoe

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    PART 1 Overview

    1.1.3 World Gross Inland Consumption by Region

    (Mtoe)

    1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2015 (%)eU-28 1 649 1 695 1 794 1 726 1 586 116 %

    china 1 055 1 143 1 794 2 550 2 987 219 %United States 2 067 2 273 2 319 2 215 2 188 160 %asia* 1 521 1 761 1 983 2 291 2 495 183 %Russia 637 619 652 688 710 52 %africa 444 496 600 695 788 58 %Middle east 307 354 469 624 729 53 %Rest of the World 1 549 1 686 1 890 2 083 2 165 159 %World 9 228 10 028 11 499 12 873 13 647 1000 %

    * non oecD and oecD asia, excluding china

    Source: iea, august 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

    United States

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    Rest of the World

    21.9 %

    16.0 %

    5.8 %

    5.2 %

    18.3 %

    5.3 %

    15.9 %11.6 %

    TOTAl 2015: 13 647 Mtoe

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    1.1.4 World Gross Inland Consumption by Fuel (Mtoe)

    1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2015 (%)petroleum and products 3 376 3 660 4 005 4 142 4 334 318 %Solid Fuels 2 208 2 311 2 993 3 654 3 836 281 %Gas 1 807 2 071 2 360 2 736 2 944 216 %Renewables 1 212 1 288 1 398 1 591 1 823 134 %

    Hydro* 213 225 252 296 334 25 %Geothermal* 39 52 54 63 74 05 %Solar/Wind/other* 4 8 17 48 126 09 %biofuels and Waste* 972 1 023 1 096 1 213 1 323 97 %

    Nuclear 608 676 722 719 671 49 %other 16 21 21 31 40 03 %total 9 228 10 028 11 499 12 873 13 647 1000 %

    * partial disaggregation of the Renewables group Waste also includes non-ReS wastes

    Source: iea, august 2017 Methodology and Notes:See Appendix 13 No 1

    31.8 %

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    TOTAl 2015: 13 647 Mtoe

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    PART 1 Overview

    1.1.5 World Final Energy Consumption by Region

    (Mtoe)

    1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2015 (%)eU-28 1 133 1 180 1 243 1 208 1 114 119 %

    china 788 791 1 192 1 587 1 915 204 %United States 1 378 1 546 1 563 1 512 1 520 162 %asia* 1 076 1 211 1 357 1 548 1 716 183 %africa 324 369 437 508 573 61 %Russia 458 418 412 447 457 49 %Middle east 202 241 313 416 475 51 %Rest of the World 1 180 1 281 1 420 1 554 1 614 172 %World 6 539 7 036 7 937 8 781 9 384 1000 %

    * non oecD and oecD asia, excluding china

    Source: iea, august 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

    United States

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    Rest of the World

    20.4 %

    16.2 %

    4.9 %

    6.1 %

    18.3 %

    5.1 %

    17.2 % 11.9 %

    TOTAl 2015: 9 384 Mtoe

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    1.1.6 World Final Energy Consumption by Fuel (Mtoe)

    1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2015 (%)petroleum and products 2 797 3 115 3 438 3 597 3 840 409 %Solid Fuels 662 548 792 1 005 1 044 111 %Gas 1 006 1 117 1 190 1 337 1 401 149 %Renewables 848 910 950 1 021 1 082 115 %electricity 936 1 092 1 302 1 540 1 737 185 %Heat 287 248 260 274 271 29 %other 3 7 5 7 9 01 %total 6 539 7 036 7 937 8 781 9 384 1000 %

    Source: iea, august 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

    40.9 %

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    TOTAl 2015: 9 384 Mtoe

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    PART 1 Overview

    1.1.7 World Electricity Generation by Fuel (TWh)

    1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2015 (%)Solid Fuels 4 992 6 005 7 335 8 664 9 538 393 %petroleum and products 1 279 1 252 1 178 982 990 41 %Gas 2 022 2 753 3 702 4 828 5 543 229 %Renewables 2 637 2 837 3 295 4 209 5 534 228 %

    Hydro* 2 479 2 619 2 935 3 443 3 888 160 %Solar/Wind/other* 10 35 120 387 1 111 46 %biofuels and Waste* 131 164 227 372 528 22 %Geothermal* 40 52 58 68 80 03 %

    Nuclear 2 332 2 591 2 768 2 756 2 571 106 %other 24 34 46 62 78 03 %total 13 285 15 471 18 324 21 502 24 255 1000 %

    * partial disaggregation of the Renewables group Waste also includes non-ReS wastes

    Source: iea, august 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

    TOTAl 2015: 24 255 TWh

    TWh

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    1.1.8 World Heat Generation by Fuel (PJ)

    1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2015 (%)Gas 7 157 6 232 6 654 6 588 5 703 416 %Solid Fuels 4 367 4 332 4 720 5 456 5 941 433 %petroleum and products 1 939 1 160 965 843 602 44 %Renewables 254 296 395 584 710 52 %

    Geothermal* 17 18 24 26 34 02 %Solar/Wind/other* 9 12 386 347 367 27 %biofuels and Waste* 345 414 530 781 940 69 %

    Nuclear 20 19 21 27 26 02 %other 162 203 601 635 729 53 %total 13 900 12 242 13 355 14 135 13 711 1000 %

    * partial disaggregation of the Renewables group Waste also includes non-ReS wastes

    Source: iea, august 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

    TOTAl 2015: 13 711 PJ

    PJ

    41.6 %

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    Mio ton CO2

    1.1.9 World CO2 Emissions* by Region (Mio ton CO2)

    1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2014 (%)eU-28 4 012 4 036 4 205 3 898 3 425 102 %

    china 2 951 3 159 5 459 7 848 9 222 275 %United States 5 211 5 790 5 854 5 496 5 290 158 %asia** 3 275 3 836 4 412 5 221 5 925 177 %Middle east 816 951 1 229 1 595 1 846 55 %Russian Federation 1 562 1 488 1 497 1 552 1 532 46 %africa 614 700 899 1 041 1 148 34 %Rest of the World 3 639 4 038 4 480 4 926 5 124 153 %World 22 080 23 997 28 034 31 576 33 511 1000 %

    * contains co2 emissions from fuel combustion and international maritime and aviation bunkers** non oecD and oecD asia, excluding china

    Source: iea, august 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

    United States

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    27.5 %

    15.8 %

    4.6 %

    5.5 %

    17.7 %

    3.4 %

    15.3 % 10.2 %

    TOTAl 2014: 33 289 Mio ton CO2

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    1995 2000 2005 2010 2013 2014eU-28 2 433 2 381 2 344 2 258 2 221 2 186

    china 2 797 2 763 3 043 3 078 3 119 3 107United States 2 521 2 547 2 525 2 481 2 395 2 386asia** 2 153 2 178 2 225 2 279 2 386 2 406Middle east 2 661 2 689 2 624 2 556 2 616 2 558Russia 2 454 2 402 2 297 2 255 2 180 2 114africa 1 383 1 412 1 499 1 498 1 489 1 481Rest of the World 2 350 2 395 2 371 2 364 2 368 2 363World 2 393 2 393 2 438 2 453 2 474 2 463

    * per Unit of Gross inland consumption** non oecD and oecD asia, excluding china

    Source: iea, august 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

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    WORlD AvERAGE 2014: 2 463 Kg CO2 per toe

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    1.2 Energy in the EU (Overview)1.2.1 EU-28 Energy Flow 1995 (Mtoe)

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    34.9

    Distrib

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    Losses

    : 26.6

    Consu

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    n in En

    ergy S

    ector:

    87.4

    Transfor

    mation

    Losses: 3

    70.7

    Fina

    l Non

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    rgy

    Cons

    umpt

    ion:

    107

    .4

    Tota

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    5.5

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    umpt

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    1

    193.

    1

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    1.2.2 EU-28 Energy Flow 2015 (Mtoe)

    Fina

    l Ene

    rgy

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    l Ene

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    Tr

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    358.

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    Net

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    902.

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    se: 10.7

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    Change

    s: 3.7

    Intern

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    Distrib

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    Losses

    : 25.5

    Consu

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    81.1

    Transfor

    mation

    Losses:

    341.4

    Fina

    l Non

    -Ene

    rgy

    Cons

    umpt

    ion:

    96.

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    Tota

    lPr

    oduc

    tion

    :78

    1.9

    Gro

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    Inpu

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    416.

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    2.8

    Non

    -Tra

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    4Fi

    nal E

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    Supp

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    182.

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    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

  • 22

    PART 1 Overview

    Solid FuelsNuclear Heat

    Petroleum and Products

    Renewables

    Gas

    Waste, Non-Renewable (0 %)

    Solid FuelsNuclear Heat

    Petroleum and Products

    Renewables

    Gas

    Waste, Non-Renewable

    39 %

    20 %

    22 %

    14 %

    5 %

    34%

    22%

    16 %

    14 %

    13 %1 %

    1.2.3 EU-28 Gross Inland Consumption EnERGy MIx (%) PRIMARy PRODuCTs Only

    TOTAl PRIMARy 2015: 1 626.2 Mtoe(Total Primary and Secondary 2015: 1 627.5 Mtoe)

    TOTAl PRIMARy 1995: 1 673.2 Mtoe(Total Primary and Secondary 1995: 1 675 Mtoe)

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

  • 23

    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    1.2.3 EU-28 Gross Inland Consumption EnERGy MIx* 2015 (%)

    * primary products only

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

    UK

    SE

    FI

    SK

    SI

    RO

    PT

    PL

    AT

    NL

    MT

    HU

    LU

    LT

    LV

    CY

    IT

    HR

    FR

    ES

    EL

    IE

    EE

    DE

    DK

    CZ

    BG

    BE

    EU-28

    0 % 20 % 40 % 60 % 80 % 100 %

    0 % 20 % 40 % 60 % 80 % 100 %

    Solid Fuels Nuclear HeatPetroleum and ProductsRenewables

    GasWaste, Non-Renewable

  • 24

    PART 1 Overview

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

    1.2.4 EU-28 Energy Import Dependency By FuEl (%)

    1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015total 431 467 521 526 534 540

    Solid Fuels 215 306 394 394 457 428of which Hard coal 297 426 557 579 680 641

    petroleum and products 741 757 821 845 875 888of which crude and NGl 730 744 813 846 879 884

    Natural Gas 433 488 571 622 673 691

    1995-2015 (%)

    100 %

    90 %

    80 %

    70 %

    60 %

    50 %

    40 %

    30 %

    20 %

    10 %

    0 %total Solid Fuels of which

    Hard coalpetroleum

    and productsof which

    crude and NGl

    Natural Gas

    2000

    20142010

    1995

    2005

    2015

  • 25

    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    1.2.5 EU-28 Energy Import Dependency Net Imports

    2015

    EnERGy IMPORT DEPEnDEnCy (%) nET IMPORTs (Mtoe)

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

    UK

    SE

    FI

    SK

    SI

    RO

    PT

    PL

    AT

    NL

    MT

    HU

    LU

    LT

    LV

    CY

    IT

    HR

    FR

    ES

    EL

    IE

    EE

    DE

    DK

    CZ

    BG

    BE

    0 20 40 60 80 100

    0 20 40 60 80 100

    UK

    SE

    FI

    SK

    SI

    RO

    PT

    PL

    AT

    NL

    MT

    HU

    LU

    LT

    LV

    CY

    IT

    HR

    FR

    ES

    EL

    IE

    EE

    DE

    DK

    CZ

    BG

    BE

    0 40 80 120 160 200

    0 40 80 120 160 200

  • 26

    PART 1 Overview

    Other non-EU suppliers

    Canada

    Indonesia

    Not Specified

    South Africa

    Australia

    United States

    Colombia

    Russia

    Other non-EU suppliers

    Algeria

    Azerbaijan

    Kazakhstan

    Iraq

    Soudi Arabia

    Nigeria

    Norway

    Russia

    Other non-EU suppliers

    Trinidad & Tobago

    Nigeria

    Libya

    Not specified

    Qatar

    Algeria

    Norway

    Russia

    1.2.6 EU-28 Imports by Country of Origin

    Eu-28 IMPORTs* OF nATuRAl GAs 2015total non-eU = 12 624 717 tJ-GcV

    Eu-28 IMPORTs* OF CRuDE OIl 2015total non-eU = 526 776 kton

    Eu-28 IMPORTs* OF sOlID FuEls 2015total non-eU = 216 921 kton

    37.0 %

    29.1 %

    29.1 %

    32.5 %

    12.0 %

    24.0 %

    11.1 %

    8.4 %

    9.1 %

    7.7 %

    7.9 %

    7.8 %

    6.3 %

    7.6 %

    6.4 %

    2.1 %

    6.5 %

    3.5 %

    2.1 %

    5.2 %

    1.6 %

    0.6 %

    4.3 %

    15.8 %

    0.5 %

    19.0 %

    2.7 %

    * From non-eU suppliers and as a share of total non-eU imports

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

  • 27

    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    * in % of the Gross Final energy consumption

    Source: eurostat-SHaReS, March 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

    1.3 EU 2020 Targets1.3.1 Renewable Energy Targets

    2015 Renewable Energy Shares

    Indi

    cati

    ve T

    raje

    ctor

    y 20

    15/2

    016

    2020

    RES

    Tar

    get

    % RES

    Tra

    nspo

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    RES

    Elec

    tric

    ity

    RES

    Hea

    ting

    an

    d Co

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    g

    Ove

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    RES

    Shar

    e

    eU-28 67 288 186 167 na 200

    be 38 154 76 79 71 130bG 65 191 286 182 124 160cZ 65 141 198 151 92 130Dk 67 513 396 308 229 300De 68 307 129 146 113 180ee 04 151 496 286 212 250ie 65 252 64 92 89 160el 14 221 259 154 119 180eS 17 369 168 162 138 200FR 85 188 198 152 160 230HR 35 454 386 290 159 200it 64 335 192 175 105 170cY 25 84 225 94 74 130lV 39 522 518 376 359 400lt 46 155 461 258 186 230lU 65 62 69 50 54 110HU 62 73 213 145 82 130Mt 47 42 141 50 45 100Nl 53 111 55 58 76 140at 114 703 320 330 281 340pl 64 134 143 118 107 150pt 74 526 334 280 252 310Ro 55 432 259 248 206 240Si 22 327 341 220 201 250Sk 85 227 108 129 100 140Fi 220 325 528 393 328 380Se 240 658 686 539 439 490Uk 44 224 55 82 75 150

    *

  • 28

    PART 1 Overview

    1.3.1 Renewable Energy Targets OvERAll REnEWABlE EnERGy shARE 2015 (%)

    * in Gross Final energy consumption

    Source: eurostat-SHaReS, March 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

    UK

    SE

    FI

    SK

    SI

    RO

    PT

    PL

    AT

    NL

    MT

    HU

    LU

    LT

    LV

    CY

    IT

    HR

    FR

    ES

    EL

    IE

    EE

    DE

    DK

    CZ

    BG

    BE

    EU-28

    0 % 10 % 20 % 30 % 40 % 50 % 60 %

    0 % 10 % 20 % 30 % 40 % 50 % 60 %

    *

    Overall RES Share 2015Indicative Trajectory 2015/20162020 RES Target

  • 29

    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    1.3.2 Renewable Energy Shares REs shAREs In hEATInG AnD COOlInG, ElECTRICITy, AnD TRAnsPORT 2015 (%)

    * in Gross Final energy consumption

    Source: eurostat-SHaReS, March 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

    UK

    SE

    FI

    SK

    SI

    RO

    PT

    PL

    AT

    NL

    MT

    HU

    LU

    LT

    LV

    CY

    IT

    HR

    FR

    ES

    EL

    IE

    EE

    DE

    DK

    CZ

    BG

    BE

    EU-28

    0 % 10 % 20 % 30 % 40 % 50 % 60 % 70 % 80 %

    0 % 10 % 20 % 30 % 40 % 50 % 60 % 70 % 80 %

    *

    RES Heating and Cooling 2015

    RES in Transport 2015RES Electricity 2015

  • 30

    PART 1 Overview

    1.3.3 GHG Emissions Targets EMIssIOns COMPARED TO 1990

    Index 100=1990 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015eU-28 1000 941 922 935 859 774 779

    be 1000 1057 1036 999 918 794 818bG 1000 722 571 616 583 556 594cZ 1000 794 756 749 708 642 649Dk 1000 1111 1014 956 910 742 707De 1000 899 841 804 765 735 734ee 1000 500 429 477 525 523 447ie 1000 1066 1240 1268 1120 1049 1092el 1000 1059 1221 1316 1145 968 934eS 1000 1142 1349 1539 1259 1153 1194FR 1000 998 1019 1024 950 846 854HR 1000 713 804 934 873 740 754it 1000 1024 1070 1123 981 825 845cY 1000 1235 1441 1597 1638 1447 1445lV 1000 485 396 435 476 437 441lt 1000 463 406 479 432 415 420lU 1000 810 808 1088 1026 914 889HU 1000 805 786 811 701 619 653Mt 1000 1115 1166 1265 1280 1257 992Nl 1000 1058 1016 997 993 878 914at 1000 1018 1032 1187 1093 983 1016pl 1000 939 835 853 872 821 828pt 1000 1173 1383 1449 1180 1102 1179Ro 1000 736 569 594 491 470 477Si 1000 1007 1028 1103 1055 895 907Sk 1000 731 670 692 627 547 556Fi 1000 1006 983 980 1069 845 796Se 1000 1031 968 943 914 769 766Uk 1000 947 914 896 796 687 664

    *

    * emissions of the kyoto basket of GHG

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 1

  • 2paRtEnergy in the Eu

  • paRt 2 Energy in the Eu

  • 33

    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    Summary

    2.1 Energy Supply 352.1.1 Production 35

    2.1.2 Net Imports 38

    2.1.3 Gross Inland Consumption 41

    2.2 Energy Imports 452.2.1 Imports Solid Fuels 45

    2.2.2 Imports Petroleum and Products 50

    2.2.3 Imports Gases 55

    2.2.4 Imports Electricity 59

    2.2.5 Imports by Country of Origin 63

    2.3 Energy Import Dependency 662.3.1 Import Dependency All Fuels 66

    2.3.2 Import Dependency By Fuel 67

    2.3.3 Import Dependency Solid Fuels 68

    2.3.4 Import Dependency Hard Coal 69

    2.3.5 Import Dependency Petroleum and Products 70

    2.3.6 Import Dependency Crude and NGL 71

    2.3.7 Import Dependency Natural Gas 72

    2.4 Energy Transformation 732.4.1 Transformation Input All Fuels 73

    2.4.2 Transformation Input By Fuel 74

    2.4.3 Transformation Input By Sector 75

    2.4.4 Transformation Output All Fuels 76

    2.4.5 Transformation Output By Fuel 77

    2.4.6 Transformation Output By Sector 78

    2.5 Final Energy 792.5.1 Primary Energy Consumption 79

    2.5.2 Available for Final Consumption 80

    2.5.3 Final Non-Energy Consumption 81

    2.5.4 Final Energy Consumption 82

    2.6 Electricity 862.6.1 Installed Electricity Capacity 86

    2.6.2 Gross Electricity Generation 89

    2.6.3 Market Share of the Largest Electricity Producer 94

  • 34

    paRt 2 Energy in the Eu

    2.7 Solar and Wind Energy 952.7.1 Solar and Wind Energy Cumulative Capacity 95

    2.7.2 Wind Cumulative Installed Capacity 97

    2.7.3 Wind Gross Electricity Production 99

    2.7.4 Wind Penetration Level 100

    2.7.5 Wind Capacity Factor 101

    2.7.6 Solar Collectors Surface 102

    2.7.7 Solar Installed Capacity 103

    2.7.8 Solar Gross Electricity Production 104

    2.7.9 Solar Penetration Level 105

    2.8 CHP 1062.8.1 CHP Electricity 106

    2.8.2 CHP Heat 107

    2.8.3 CHP Electricity and Heat 108

    2.9 Heat 1092.9.1 Gross Heat Generation 109

    2.10 Transport 1122.10.1 Fuels Final Consumption 112

    2.10.2 Biofuels 113

    2.11 Energy Efficiency 1152.11.1 Energy Intensity 115

    2.11.2 Energy Consumption per Capita 116

    2.11.3 Final Electricity Consumption per Capita 117

    2.11.4 Primary Energy Intensity 118

    2 .11 .5 Carbon Intensity 119

    2.12 RES Indicators 1202.12.1 RES Shares 120

    2.13 Energy Prices 1232.13.1 Prices of Transport Fuels 123

    2.13.2 Fuel Prices Domestic Consumers 126

    2.13.3 Fuel Prices Industrial Consumers 128

  • 35

    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    2.1 Energy Supply2.1.1 Production All FuEls

    Mtoe 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015eU-28 9693 9521 9146 8516 7883 7819index 1995 100 % 98 % 94 % 88 % 81 % 81 %

    be 1183 1361 1372 1619 1332 1159bG 1027 987 1070 1053 1131 1213cZ 3269 3081 3317 3203 2981 2905Dk 1626 2877 3078 2292 1575 1572De 14526 13560 13911 13304 12469 12423ee 389 355 439 560 658 650ie 410 216 165 188 212 200el 936 1001 1033 946 885 851eS 3143 3149 3009 3453 3510 3360FR 12736 13014 13620 13490 13694 13756HR 500 426 475 516 443 447it 2983 2849 3033 3307 3681 3613cY 004 004 005 009 012 013lV 143 147 187 198 238 235lt 378 328 396 133 150 161lU 005 006 011 012 016 015HU 1390 1160 1037 1192 1109 1128Mt 000 000 000 000 001 002Nl 7007 6195 6686 7442 6299 5199at 877 979 980 1185 1197 1193pl 9938 7959 7859 6739 6791 6833pt 338 389 362 580 619 551Ro 3231 2847 2822 2782 2666 2674Si 296 309 349 378 367 340Sk 506 639 668 635 672 674Fi 1313 1516 1695 1799 1872 1817Se 3138 3005 3426 3276 3431 3381Uk 25646 26855 20460 14877 10816 11827

    PRODuCTIOn All FuEls 1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    1 200

    1 000

    800

    600

    400

    200

    0

    1990

    1991

    1992

    1993

    1994

    1995

    1996

    1997

    1998

    1999

    2000

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    * primary production and Receipt, production from other Sources and Recycled products

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    *

    EU-28

  • 36

    paRt 2 Energy in the Eu

    * primary production and Receipt, production from other Sources and Recycled products

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    2.1.1 Production * By FuEl

    2015

    Mtoe Nuc

    lear

    Solid

    Fue

    ls

    Rene

    wab

    les

    Gas

    es

    Petr

    oleu

    m

    and

    Prod

    ucts

    Was

    tes,

    N

    on-R

    enew

    able

    eU-28 2212 1454 2050 1079 893 130Share (%) 283 % 186 % 262 % 138 % 114 % 17 %

    be 673 001 296 000 122 068bG 398 587 203 009 014 003cZ 695 1706 428 021 028 028Dk 000 000 353 416 766 038De 2368 4300 3889 634 808 425ee 000 420 129 000 095 007ie 000 076 098 011 009 006el 000 568 264 001 010 009eS 1478 125 1687 005 040 025FR 11284 000 2142 003 194 135HR 000 000 223 147 076 001it 000 005 2356 555 582 115cY 000 000 012 000 001 000lV 000 000 233 000 001 001lt 000 002 147 000 010 002lU 000 000 011 001 000 003HU 410 152 324 137 094 011Mt 000 000 002 000 000 000Nl 105 000 481 3926 617 069at 000 000 930 104 087 073pl 000 5387 864 368 162 052pt 000 000 518 000 020 012Ro 300 471 594 879 424 007Si 146 086 103 000 000 004Sk 395 050 159 008 043 019Fi 600 084 1039 001 070 024Se 1454 011 1837 001 016 062Uk 1815 512 1184 3566 4648 104

  • 37

    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    2.1.1 Production * By FuEl Eu-28 1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    PRODuCTIOn By FuEl Eu-28 2015 (% OF TOTAl)

    Total = 782 Mtoe

    * primary production and Receipt, production from other Sources and Recycled products

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    400

    350

    300

    250

    200

    150

    100

    50

    0

    1990

    1991

    1992

    1993

    1994

    1995

    1996

    1997

    1998

    1999

    2000

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    Solid FuelsNuclear

    Petroleum and ProductsRenewables

    GasesWastes, Non-Renewable

    Solid FuelsNuclear

    Petroleum and Products

    RenewablesGases

    Wastes, Non-Renewable

    1.7 %

    28.3 %

    18.6 %26.2 %

    13.8 %

    11.4 %

  • 38

    paRt 2 Energy in the Eu

    2.1.2 Net Imports All FuEls

    Mtoe 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015eU-28 73676 82710 98019 95373 88124 90212index 1995 100 % 112 % 133 % 129 % 120 % 122 %

    be 4664 5050 5343 5356 4713 5063bG 1283 854 928 708 616 659cZ 860 941 1264 1159 1279 1354Dk 727 -737 -1013 -325 215 230De 19518 20471 20819 20199 19475 19602ee 181 163 150 087 062 048ie 777 1237 1377 1321 1168 1272el 1829 2215 2350 2172 1736 1881eS 7542 9934 12383 10634 9066 9443FR 11706 13408 14396 13195 11533 11684HR 285 408 515 439 359 412it 13450 15207 16037 14946 11612 12183cY 204 257 284 294 229 245lV 336 236 310 222 190 237lt 554 425 503 567 523 548lU 325 364 468 451 407 401HU 1255 1396 1742 1500 1412 1345Mt 084 146 163 237 205 223Nl 1732 3467 3758 2991 2960 4679at 1802 1901 2452 2157 2148 2021pl -116 877 1594 3153 2705 2802pt 1802 2207 2485 1859 1615 1830Ro 1403 799 1084 783 550 554Si 309 341 386 358 299 323Sk 1214 1200 1243 1126 986 964Fi 1591 1822 1895 1784 1706 1566Se 2043 2044 1946 1929 1599 1424Uk -3683 -3922 3161 6074 8758 7219

    nET IMPORTs All FuEls 1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    1 200

    1 000

    800

    600

    400

    200

    0

    1990

    1991

    1992

    1993

    1994

    1995

    1996

    1997

    1998

    1999

    2000

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    EU-28

  • 39

    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    2.1.2 Net Imports By FuEl

    2015

    Mtoe Net

    impo

    rts

    Petr

    oleu

    m

    and

    Prod

    ucts

    Gas

    es

    Solid

    Fue

    ls

    Rene

    wab

    les

    Elec

    tric

    ity

    eU-28 9021 5349 2473 1124 60 12Share (%) 100 % 593 % 274 % 125 % 07 % 01 %

    be 5063 3118 1387 310 068 181bG 659 425 252 074 -002 -091cZ 1354 875 616 -029 -001 -108Dk 230 042 -138 147 123 051De 19602 10586 5868 3617 -053 -415ee 048 055 039 -001 -037 -008ie 1272 749 362 146 009 006el 1881 1502 267 016 013 083eS 9443 6070 2378 1036 -040 -001FR 11684 7865 3459 869 043 -551HR 412 262 056 062 -027 058it 12183 5283 5000 1232 269 399cY 245 242 000 000 003 000lV 237 179 108 004 -074 016lt 548 269 206 016 -006 062lU 401 262 077 005 009 048HU 1345 645 522 080 -022 118Mt 223 213 000 000 001 009Nl 4679 4417 -937 1230 -118 075at 2021 1125 499 271 041 087pl 2802 2335 995 -561 036 -003pt 1830 1101 407 321 -021 019Ro 554 489 016 103 004 -058Si 323 234 066 020 003 000Sk 964 299 369 277 -002 021Fi 1566 946 224 246 009 141Se 1424 1268 072 195 083 -194Uk 7219 2633 2560 1557 289 180

  • 40

    paRt 2 Energy in the Eu

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    2.1.2 Net Imports By FuEl Eu-28 1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    nET IMPORTs By FuEl Eu-28 2015 (% TOTAl)

    Total = 902 Mtoe

    700

    600

    500

    400

    300

    200

    100

    0

    1990

    1991

    1992

    1993

    1994

    1995

    1996

    1997

    1998

    1999

    2000

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    Solid FuelsElectricity

    Petroleum and ProductsRenewablesGases

    Wastes, Non-Renewable

    Solid Fuels

    Electricity (0.1 %)

    Petroleum and Products

    Renewables (0.7 %)

    Gases

    Wastes, Non-Renewable (0 %)

    59.3 %27.4 %

    12.5 %

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    2.1.3 Gross Inland Consumption All FuEls

    Mtoe 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015eU-28 1 67500 1 73011 1 83086 1 76437 1 60775 1 62748index 1995 100 % 103 % 109 % 105 % 96 % 97 %

    be 5383 5930 5906 6090 5355 5422bG 2269 1852 1975 1777 1774 1851cZ 4194 4137 4543 4543 4224 4244Dk 2020 1974 1956 2004 1680 1677De 34164 34233 34193 33249 31324 31420ee 553 497 562 615 668 626ie 1107 1443 1527 1517 1356 1418el 2387 2829 3141 2872 2437 2445eS 10208 12364 14422 13025 11668 12142FR 24178 25754 27638 26689 24845 25262HR 786 842 978 943 820 853it 16177 17422 19008 17793 15103 15617cY 197 241 254 274 223 227lV 462 386 459 463 445 438lt 864 706 871 679 670 691lU 332 365 480 464 422 418HU 2618 2530 2761 2660 2382 2520Mt 076 080 097 094 089 076Nl 7552 7802 8411 8578 7636 7756at 2711 2902 3413 3429 3247 3325pl 9883 8865 9222 10068 9433 9543pt 2064 2529 2748 2428 2209 2300Ro 4631 3665 3921 3580 3216 3241Si 607 645 733 734 665 658Sk 1772 1830 1903 1786 1618 1643Fi 2936 3241 3450 3711 3477 3316Se 5147 4890 5099 5078 4821 4547Uk 22225 23056 23417 21295 18971 19075

    GROss InlAnD COnsuMPTIOn All FuEls 1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    2 000

    1 500

    1 000

    500

    0

    1990

    1991

    1992

    1993

    1994

    1995

    1996

    1997

    1998

    1999

    2000

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    EU-28

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    paRt 2 Energy in the Eu

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    2.1.3 Gross Inland Consumption By FuEl

    2015

    Mtoe Pet

    role

    um

    and

    Prod

    ucts

    Gas

    es

    Solid

    Fue

    ls

    Nuc

    lear

    Rene

    wab

    les

    Was

    te,

    Non

    -Ren

    ewab

    le

    Elec

    tric

    ity

    eU-28 5601 3579 2627 2212 2110 133 12Share (%) 344 % 220 % 161 % 136 % 130 % 08 % 01 %

    be 2422 1397 318 673 363 068 181bG 420 260 662 398 199 003 -091cZ 896 648 1658 695 428 028 -108Dk 647 287 173 000 476 043 051De 10741 6515 7952 2368 3835 425 -415ee 112 039 385 000 091 007 -008ie 704 375 219 000 107 006 006el 1248 268 561 000 278 009 083eS 5200 2454 1324 1478 1662 025 -001FR 7826 3505 883 11284 2181 135 -551HR 328 208 061 000 196 001 058it 5716 5530 1230 000 2627 115 399cY 211 000 000 000 015 001 000lV 149 110 005 000 154 006 016lt 260 207 019 000 142 002 062lU 263 077 005 000 021 003 048HU 692 749 236 410 301 013 118Mt 065 000 000 000 002 000 009Nl 3120 2918 1094 105 364 080 075at 1196 688 318 000 965 073 087pl 2392 1378 4826 000 899 052 -003pt 1040 407 321 000 497 016 020Ro 910 893 591 300 597 007 -058Si 229 066 107 146 106 004 000Sk 334 388 328 395 158 019 021Fi 876 224 403 600 1049 024 141Se 1022 073 212 1454 1919 062 -194Uk 6994 6128 2380 1815 1474 104 180

  • 43

    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    2.1.3 Gross Inland Consumption REnEWABlEs

    2015

    Mtoe Ren

    ewab

    les

    Biom

    ass

    and

    Re

    new

    able

    W

    aste

    s

    Hyd

    ro

    Win

    d

    Sola

    r

    Geo

    ther

    mal

    Tide

    , Wav

    e

    and

    Oce

    an

    eU-28 2110 1362 293 260 131 65 00Share (%) 130 % 84 % 18 % 16 % 08 % 04 % 00 %

    be 363 284 003 048 029 000 000bG 199 121 049 013 014 003 000cZ 428 386 015 005 021 000 000Dk 476 346 000 122 009 000 000De 3835 2570 163 681 400 021 000ee 091 084 000 006 000 000 000ie 107 042 007 057 001 000 000el 278 131 052 040 053 001 000eS 1662 675 242 424 319 002 000FR 2181 1433 468 183 072 021 004HR 196 132 055 007 002 001 000it 2627 1345 392 128 216 547 000cY 015 005 000 002 008 000 000lV 154 137 016 001 000 000 000lt 142 131 003 007 001 000 000lU 021 018 001 001 001 000 000HU 301 281 002 006 002 011 000Mt 002 001 000 000 001 000 000Nl 364 280 001 065 012 006 000at 965 575 319 042 027 004 000pl 899 783 016 093 005 002 000pt 497 289 075 100 015 019 000Ro 597 374 143 061 017 003 000Si 106 065 033 000 003 004 000Sk 158 119 033 000 005 001 000Fi 1049 884 144 020 000 000 000Se 1919 1130 648 140 002 000 000Uk 1474 1003 054 347 070 000 000

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

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    paRt 2 Energy in the Eu

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    2.1.3 Gross Inland Consumption By FuEl Eu-28 1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    GROss InlAnD COnsuMPTIOn By FuEl Eu-28 2015 (% TOTAl)

    Total = 1 627 Mtoe

    700

    600

    500

    400

    300

    200

    100

    0

    1990

    1991

    1992

    1993

    1994

    1995

    1996

    1997

    1998

    1999

    2000

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    Solid FuelsPetroleum and ProductsRenewables

    GasesWastes, Non-Renewable

    Solid Fuels

    Petroleum and Products

    Nuclear

    Gases

    Wastes, Non-RenewableRenewables

    Nuclear

    34.4 %

    16.2 %

    22.0 %

    13.0 %

    13.6 %

    0.8 %

  • 45

    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    2.2 Energy Imports2.2.1 Imports Solid Fuels TOTAl

    Mtoe 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015eU-28 1163 1317 1536 1362 1603 1515index 1995 100 % 113 % 132 % 117 % 138 % 130 %

    be 1034 841 601 439 387 316bG 242 238 257 175 095 076cZ 184 104 135 238 298 281Dk 768 386 356 268 256 152De 1226 2220 2657 3255 3717 3745ee 035 033 007 005 005 001ie 190 170 191 096 122 148el 092 081 040 040 020 016eS 867 1335 1483 785 953 1096FR 960 1355 1414 1237 925 870HR 015 048 062 070 060 062it 1309 1322 1652 1400 1313 1258cY 001 003 004 001 000 000lV 017 006 008 012 005 004lt 016 008 018 022 022 017lU 049 011 008 007 005 005HU 165 121 145 141 106 111Mt 000 000 000 000 000 000Nl 1162 1401 1299 1278 2867 3427at 264 306 399 337 306 276pl 108 102 215 827 643 507pt 386 397 323 163 260 321Ro 307 193 296 128 101 110Si 019 024 033 028 023 020Sk 418 347 390 322 293 283Fi 386 355 336 398 365 255Se 280 243 258 257 201 201Uk 1134 1523 2773 1692 2684 1592

    IMPORTs sOlID FuEls TOTAl 1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    200

    150

    100

    50

    0

    1990

    1991

    1992

    1993

    1994

    1995

    1996

    1997

    1998

    1999

    2000

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    EU-28

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    paRt 2 Energy in the Eu

    2.2.1 Imports Solid Fuels hARD COAl

    Mtoe 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015eU-28 1059 1207 1441 1271 1513 1435index 1995 100 % 114 % 136 % 120 % 143 % 136 %

    be 944 746 570 409 345 269bG 235 225 249 170 089 070cZ 163 063 076 142 206 192Dk 765 382 354 267 254 151De 950 1739 2393 2933 3466 3535ee 005 006 004 005 005 001ie 187 168 188 095 120 147el 092 081 040 040 020 016eS 809 1325 1474 771 936 1073FR 891 1249 1300 1141 871 829HR 007 044 057 066 056 059it 1258 1287 1594 1399 1230 1212cY 001 003 004 001 000 000lV 017 005 007 011 005 004lt 016 007 016 018 018 014lU 013 010 007 006 005 004HU 123 112 130 140 103 105Mt 000 000 000 000 000 000Nl 1106 1363 1271 1254 2829 3403at 205 234 300 248 220 209pl 105 101 205 816 622 491pt 384 397 322 163 259 320Ro 301 165 242 052 041 047Si 014 020 030 023 019 018Sk 310 315 348 257 259 253Fi 367 321 301 368 336 224Se 237 214 222 229 191 192Uk 1087 1490 2711 1684 2620 1515

    IMPORTs sOlID FuEls hARD COAl 1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    200

    150

    100

    50

    0

    1990

    1991

    1992

    1993

    1994

    1995

    1996

    1997

    1998

    1999

    2000

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    EU-28

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    2.2.1 Imports Solid Fuels RAnKInG

    Mtoe and % 1995 2015

    top 10 Ranking MS imports eU-28 Share MS importseU-28 Share

    Solid Fuels1 it 131 113 % De 375 247 %2 De 123 105 % Nl 343 226 %3 Nl 116 100 % Uk 159 105 %4 Uk 113 97 % it 126 83 %5 be 103 89 % eS 110 72 %6 FR 96 83 % FR 87 57 %7 eS 87 74 % pl 51 33 %8 Dk 77 66 % pt 32 21 %9 Sk 42 36 % be 32 21 %10 pt 39 33 % Sk 28 19 %

    top 5 total 586 504 % 1112 734 %

    total eU-28 1163 1000 % 1515 1000 %

    Of which: Hard Coal1 it 126 119 % De 353 246 %2 Nl 111 104 % Nl 340 237 %3 Uk 109 103 % Uk 152 106 %4 De 95 90 % it 121 84 %5 be 94 89 % eS 107 75 %6 FR 89 84 % FR 83 58 %7 eS 81 76 % pl 49 34 %8 Dk 76 72 % pt 32 22 %9 pt 38 36 % be 27 19 %10 Fi 37 35 % Sk 25 18 %

    top 5 total 534 505 % 1074 748 %

    total eU-28 1059 1000 % 1435 1000 %

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

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    paRt 2 Energy in the Eu

    SE

    FI

    AT

    CZ

    SK

    BE

    PT

    PL

    FR

    ES

    IT

    UK

    NL

    DE

    0 10 20 30 40

    2.2.1 Imports Solid Fuels By MEMBER sTATE TOP 14 IMPORTERs

    1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    2000

    20142010

    19901995

    2005

    2015

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

  • 49

    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    MT

    CY

    EE

    LV

    LU

    EL

    LT

    SI

    HR

    BG

    RO

    HU

    IE

    DK

    0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    2.2.1 Imports Solid Fuels By MEMBER sTATE lEAsT 14 IMPORTERs

    1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    2000

    20142010

    19901995

    2005

    2015

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

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    paRt 2 Energy in the Eu

    2.2.2 Imports Petroleum and Products TOTAl

    Mtoe 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015eU-28 8014 8680 9545 9143 8846 9341index 1995 100 % 108 % 119 % 114 % 110 % 117 %

    be 4453 5279 5821 5635 5836 6019bG 796 597 755 760 792 873cZ 889 860 1090 1061 1094 1121Dk 1032 988 869 938 1177 1380De 14677 14799 14746 12869 12719 12816ee 117 093 116 116 189 171ie 680 956 1014 917 786 924el 2143 2381 2644 2705 2948 3136eS 6752 7817 8772 8031 7899 8358FR 10235 11409 12274 10598 9691 10005HR 449 419 550 494 393 451it 10672 10937 10886 9787 7233 8113cY 203 253 279 291 227 244lV 214 135 228 194 236 276lt 532 541 961 1022 943 1118lU 178 239 316 286 269 262HU 759 709 879 837 876 915Mt 084 146 163 238 224 267Nl 9044 10430 12546 14620 14304 15587at 1102 1229 1539 1370 1335 1381pl 1542 2098 2446 2868 2839 3174pt 1796 1748 1955 1530 1508 1792Ro 1118 630 988 846 939 980Si 235 269 285 328 375 408Sk 511 601 692 669 667 744Fi 1265 1533 1575 1606 1788 1635Se 2690 2793 2730 2794 2686 2811Uk 5968 6914 8334 8018 8489 8447

    IMPORTs PETROlEuM AnD PRODuCTs TOTAl 1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    1 500

    1 000

    500

    0

    1990

    1991

    1992

    1993

    1994

    1995

    1996

    1997

    1998

    1999

    2000

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    EU-28

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    2.2.2 Imports Petroleum and Products CRuDE AnD nGl

    Mtoe 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015eU-28 5656 6098 6354 5729 5351 5671index 1995 100 % 108 % 112 % 101 % 95 % 100 %

    be 2618 3404 3177 3311 3257 3226bG 739 518 584 537 502 591cZ 706 568 770 783 751 727Dk 543 377 271 269 344 415De 10237 10469 11182 9261 8929 9009ee 000 000 000 000 000 000ie 227 298 316 308 270 369el 1551 1960 1892 2040 2110 2234eS 5534 5770 5994 5269 5881 6487FR 7865 8684 8522 6495 5492 5822HR 423 395 402 356 187 234it 7382 8327 8991 7959 5490 6287cY 080 116 000 000 000 000lV 000 000 000 000 000 000lt 310 486 905 916 757 873lU 000 000 000 000 000 000HU 589 588 625 568 604 619Mt 000 000 000 000 000 000Nl 6108 6056 6205 6013 5489 5993at 756 728 788 670 762 802pl 1195 1748 1775 2249 2324 2610pt 1304 1163 1346 1139 1061 1418Ro 831 476 886 611 692 677Si 049 013 000 000 000 000Sk 509 574 546 533 537 578Fi 867 1156 1057 1121 1208 1110Se 1950 2197 1949 1962 1861 1995Uk 4191 4911 5357 4924 5003 4634

    IMPORTs PETROlEuM AnD PRODuCTs CRuDE AnD nGl 1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    700

    600

    500

    400

    300

    200

    100

    0

    1990

    1991

    1992

    1993

    1994

    1995

    1996

    1997

    1998

    1999

    2000

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    EU-28

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    paRt 2 Energy in the Eu

    2.2.2 Imports Petroleum and Products RAnKInG

    Mtoe and % 1995 2015

    top 10 Ranking MS imports eU-28 Share MS importseU-28 Share

    Petroleum and Products1 De 1468 183 % Nl 1559 167 %2 it 1067 133 % De 1282 137 %3 FR 1023 128 % FR 1001 107 %4 Nl 904 113 % Uk 845 90 %5 eS 675 84 % eS 836 89 %6 Uk 597 74 % it 811 87 %7 be 445 56 % be 602 64 %8 Se 269 34 % pl 317 34 %9 el 214 27 % el 314 34 %10 pt 180 22 % Se 281 30 %

    top 5 total 5138 641 % 5521 591 %

    total 8014 1000 % 9341 1000 %

    Of which: Crude and NGL1 De 1024 181 % De 901 159 %2 FR 787 139 % eS 649 114 %3 it 738 131 % it 629 111 %4 Nl 611 108 % Nl 599 106 %5 eS 553 98 % FR 582 103 %6 Uk 419 74 % Uk 463 82 %7 be 262 46 % be 323 57 %8 Se 195 34 % pl 261 46 %9 el 155 27 % el 223 39 %10 pt 130 23 % Se 200 35 %

    top 5 total 3713 656 % 3360 592 %

    total 5656 1000 % 5671 1000 %

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

  • 53

    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    DK

    AT

    FI

    PT

    SE

    EL

    PL

    BE

    IT

    ES

    UK

    FR

    DE

    NL

    0 50 100 150 200

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    2.2.2 Imports Petroleum and Products By MEMBER sTATE TOP 14 IMPORTERs

    1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    2000

    20142010

    19901995

    2005

    2015

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    paRt 2 Energy in the Eu

    EE

    CY

    LU

    MT

    LV

    SI

    HR

    SK

    BG

    HU

    IE

    RO

    LT

    CZ

    0 5 10 15 20

    2.2.2 Imports Petroleum and Products By MEMBER sTATE lEAsT 14 IMPORTERs

    1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    2000

    20142010

    19901995

    2005

    2015

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    2.2.3 Imports Gases TOTAl

    Mtoe 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015eU-28 18018 24243 32375 36591 32042 34128index 1995 100 % 135 % 180 % 203 % 178 % 189 %

    be 1042 1328 1482 1955 1356 1532bG 456 274 246 213 222 252cZ 643 748 760 698 595 616Dk 000 000 000 014 056 059De 5532 6109 7890 7880 7534 8592ee 058 066 080 056 044 039ie 009 248 301 448 359 362el 000 169 233 323 247 267eS 752 1547 3025 3196 3166 2818FR 2811 3646 4162 4211 4014 3945HR 022 091 093 087 094 087it 2856 4705 6016 6172 4567 5018cY 000 000 000 000 000 000lV 100 111 143 090 078 108lt 203 207 249 249 215 214lU 056 067 118 120 084 077HU 553 735 981 791 744 568Mt 000 000 000 000 000 000Nl 276 1248 1644 1845 2087 2715at 547 532 803 1019 831 943pl 584 664 857 891 971 999pt 000 204 389 451 348 407Ro 479 271 419 182 047 016Si 075 082 093 086 062 066Sk 453 571 605 500 396 369Fi 284 343 361 384 251 224Se 076 078 084 147 079 072Uk 151 201 1342 4586 3596 3762

    IMPORTs GAsEs TOTAl 1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    400

    300

    200

    100

    0

    1990

    1991

    1992

    1993

    1994

    1995

    1996

    1997

    1998

    1999

    2000

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    EU-28

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    paRt 2 Energy in the Eu

    2.2.3 Imports Gases RAnKInG

    Mtoe and % 1995 2015

    eU-28 Ranking MS imports eU-28 Share MS importseU-28 Share

    Gases1 De 553 307 % De 859 252 %2 it 286 159 % it 502 147 %3 FR 281 156 % FR 395 116 %4 be 104 58 % Uk 376 110 %5 eS 75 42 % eS 282 83 %6 cZ 64 36 % Nl 272 80 %7 pl 58 32 % be 153 45 %8 HU 55 31 % pl 100 29 %9 at 55 30 % at 94 28 %10 Ro 48 27 % cZ 62 18 %11 bG 46 25 % HU 57 17 %12 Sk 45 25 % pt 41 12 %13 Fi 28 16 % Sk 37 11 %14 Nl 28 15 % ie 36 11 %15 lt 20 11 % el 27 08 %16 Uk 15 08 % bG 25 07 %17 lV 10 06 % Fi 22 07 %18 Se 08 04 % lt 21 06 %19 Si 08 04 % lV 11 03 %20 ee 06 03 % HR 09 03 %21 lU 06 03 % lU 08 02 %22 HR 02 01 % Se 07 02 %23 ie 01 00 % Si 07 02 %24 Dk 00 00 % Dk 06 02 %25 el 00 00 % ee 04 01 %26 cY 00 00 % Ro 02 00 %27 Mt 00 00 % cY 00 00 %28 pt 00 00 % Mt 00 00 %

    top 5 total 1299 721 % 2414 707 %

    total 1802 1000 % 3413 1000 %

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    IE

    SK

    PT

    HU

    CZ

    AT

    PL

    BE

    NL

    ES

    UK

    FR

    IT

    DE

    0 25 50 75 100

    2.2.3 Imports Gases By MEMBER sTATE TOP 14 IMPORTERs

    1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    2000

    20142010

    19901995

    2005

    2015

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

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    paRt 2 Energy in the Eu

    MT

    CY

    RO

    EE

    DK

    SI

    SE

    LU

    HR

    LV

    LT

    FI

    BG

    EL

    0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    2.2.3 Imports Gases By MEMBER sTATE lEAsT 14 IMPORTERs

    1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    2000

    20142010

    19901995

    2005

    2015

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    2.2.4 Imports Electricity TOTAl

    Mtoe 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015eU-28 170 229 288 257 333 353index 1995 100 % 135 % 170 % 151 % 196 % 208 %

    be 081 100 123 107 187 204bG 017 008 007 010 037 037cZ 058 075 106 057 102 139Dk 035 072 111 091 109 135De 342 388 489 369 348 318ee 002 003 003 010 032 047ie 000 002 018 007 025 015el 012 015 048 073 081 095eS 066 106 088 045 106 129FR 025 032 069 168 068 086HR 038 038 075 107 094 113it 332 386 432 395 402 437cY 000 000 000 000 000 000lV 023 018 025 034 046 045lt 045 044 049 070 073 068lU 049 055 055 063 060 065HU 028 082 135 085 164 171Mt 000 000 000 000 000 009Nl 103 197 204 134 283 265at 063 119 175 171 230 253pl 038 028 043 054 116 124pt 023 040 083 050 062 069Ro 007 007 020 007 024 039Si 006 036 080 074 062 078Sk 030 051 069 063 112 129Fi 073 105 154 135 186 185Se 066 157 125 128 119 080Uk 141 123 096 061 200 195

    IMPORTs ElECTRICITy TOTAl 1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    40

    30

    20

    10

    0

    1990

    1991

    1992

    1993

    1994

    1995

    1996

    1997

    1998

    1999

    2000

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    EU-28

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    paRt 2 Energy in the Eu

    2.2.4 Imports Electricity RAnKInG

    Mtoe and % 1995 2015

    eU-28 Ranking MS imports eU-28 Share MS importseU-28 Share

    Electricity1 De 34 201 % it 44 124 %2 it 33 196 % De 32 90 %3 Uk 14 83 % Nl 26 75 %4 Nl 10 61 % at 25 72 %5 be 08 48 % be 20 58 %6 Fi 07 43 % Uk 20 55 %7 Se 07 39 % Fi 18 52 %8 eS 07 39 % HU 17 49 %9 at 06 37 % cZ 14 39 %10 cZ 06 34 % Dk 13 38 %11 lU 05 29 % Sk 13 37 %12 lt 05 27 % eS 13 36 %13 HR 04 22 % pl 12 35 %14 pl 04 22 % HR 11 32 %15 Dk 03 20 % el 10 27 %16 Sk 03 17 % FR 09 24 %17 HU 03 16 % Se 08 23 %18 FR 02 14 % Si 08 22 %19 lV 02 13 % pt 07 20 %20 pt 02 13 % lt 07 19 %21 bG 02 10 % lU 06 18 %22 el 01 07 % ee 05 13 %23 Ro 01 04 % lV 05 13 %24 Si 01 04 % Ro 04 11 %25 ee 00 01 % bG 04 10 %26 ie 00 00 % ie 02 04 %27 cY 00 00 % Mt 01 03 %28 Mt 00 00 % cY 00 00 %

    top 5 total 100 587 % 148 418 %

    total 170 1000 % 353 1000 %

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    HR

    PL

    ES

    SK

    DK

    CZ

    HU

    FI

    UK

    BE

    AT

    NL

    DE

    IT

    0 1 2 3 4 5 6

    2.2.4 Imports Electricity By MEMBER sTATE TOP 14 IMPORTERs

    1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    2000

    20142010

    19901995

    2005

    2015

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

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    CY

    MT

    IE

    BG

    RO

    LV

    EE

    LU

    LT

    PT

    SI

    SE

    FR

    EL

    0 05 10 15 20

    2.2.4 Imports Electricity By MEMBER sTATE lEAsT 14 IMPORTERs

    1990-2015 (Mtoe)

    2000

    20142010

    19901995

    2005

    2015

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    2.2.5 Imports by Country of Origin Eu-28 hARD COAl

    TOP 15 ExTRA-Eu (ORDERED By 2015 vOluME)

    kton 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015Russia 8 800 14 966 48 784 48 666 66 127 61 837colombia 11 181 22 763 24 253 36 144 48 307 51 614United States 41 140 20 665 15 737 30 519 47 310 33 914australia 19 551 28 608 27 120 19 251 14 533 19 422South africa 32 108 41 920 51 988 17 622 22 620 16 846Not specified 6 604 5 229 3 359 7 594 6 856 13 438indonesia 3 411 9 102 14 949 10 158 7 886 7 626canada 4 237 6 378 6 642 3 637 5 732 3 377Mozambique 0 107 0 0 736 1 100kazakhstan 262 0 932 332 1 124 1 001Ukraine 348 2 058 4 229 3 183 2 941 802Norway 329 928 1 124 1 385 1 532 676Venezuela 2 822 3 621 2 003 685 292 345chile 0 0 0 0 435 254Vietnam 363 560 253 60 43 177other extra-eU 2 504 1 899 592 162 153 195

    kton

    extra-eU 133 660 158 804 201 965 179 398 226 627 212 624

    intra-eU 30 115 31 206 26 519 22 090 17 024 18 750

    total intra-eU and extra-eU 163 775 190 010 228 484 201 488 243 651 231 374

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    Eu-28 hARD COAl TOP 5 IMPORTs FROM ExTRA-Eu (1990-2015)Volume (kton)

    70 000

    60 000

    50 000

    40 000

    30 000

    20 000

    10 000

    0

    1990

    1991

    1992

    1993

    1994

    1995

    1996

    1997

    1998

    1999

    2000

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    RussiaAustralia

    ColombiaSouth Africa

    United States

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    2.2.5 Imports by Country of Origin Eu-28 CRuDE OIl AnD nGl

    TOP 15 ExTRA-Eu (ORDERED By 2015 vOluME)

    kton 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015Russia 76 349 120 165 191 504 182 879 150 984 153 913Norway 102 382 115 861 97 606 73 406 67 131 66 019Nigeria 28 633 22 530 18 617 21 783 45 170 44 276Saudi arabia 82 630 65 089 60 740 30 759 44 218 41 728iraq 0 31 317 12 290 16 945 22 836 40 019kazakhstan 78 9 993 26 386 29 701 32 621 35 104azerbaijan 0 3 712 7 255 22 922 21 940 27 296algeria 17 069 21 434 22 776 8 252 22 915 24 518angola 4 758 3 861 7 065 8 479 16 486 22 167Mexico 7 247 9 770 10 647 6 782 10 851 13 114libya 47 978 45 883 50 681 53 751 16 828 12 816egypt 6 950 5 579 1 716 4 654 5 975 7 794kuwait 12 239 9 741 7 618 3 420 4 816 6 649Venezuela 9 929 6 944 6 988 5 001 6 183 5 502other african countries* 0 0 510 553 3 627 5 052other extra-eU 114 269 71 106 62 082 61 804 29 162 28 290

    kton

    extra-eU 510 511 542 985 584 481 531 091 501 743 534 257

    intra-eU 50 375 62 254 48 269 39 612 30 055 30 286

    total intra-eU and extra-eU 560 886 605 239 632 750 570 703 531 798 564 543

    Mio barrels

    extra-eU 3 743 3 981 4 285 3 894 3 678 3 917

    intra-eU 369 456 354 290 220 222

    total intra-eU and extra-eU 4 112 4 437 4 639 4 184 3 899 4 139

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    Eu-28 CRuDE OIl AnD nGl TOP 5 IMPORTs FROM ExTRA-Eu (1990-2015)Volume (kton)

    240 000

    200 000

    160 000

    120 000

    80 000

    40 000

    0

    1990

    1991

    1992

    1993

    1994

    1995

    1996

    1997

    1998

    1999

    2000

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    Russia NigeriaNorwayIraq

    Saudi Arabia

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    2.2.5 Imports by Country of Origin Eu-28 nATuRAl GAs

    TOP 8 ExTRA-Eu suPPlIERs (ORDERED By 2015 vOluME)

    TJ (GCV) 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015Russia 4 245 121 4 582 197 5 207 606 4 555 386 4 422 811 4 674 423Norway 1 159 830 1 921 081 3 040 188 3 905 622 3 731 858 4 107 571algeria 1 362 649 2 203 075 2 256 826 1 986 974 1 451 855 1 401 603Qatar 0 12 443 195 713 1 383 263 814 597 974 639Not specified 61 134 334 765 937 105 957 962 763 322 794 091libya 54 497 33 442 209 499 381 660 248 145 269 748Nigeria 0 172 020 436 319 576 236 179 042 259 922trinidad & tobago 0 36 334 29 673 206 167 109 214 76 446other extra-eU 47 267 49 082 475 679 235 075 81 174 66 274

    extra-eU 6 930 498 9 344 439 12 788 608 14 188 345 11 802 018 12 624 717

    intra-eU 1 451 229 1 933 316 2 272 283 2 833 535 3 103 701 3 251 534total intra-eU and extra-eU 8 381 727 11 277 755 15 060 891 17 021 880 14 905 719 15 876 251

    Mio m3 Russia 112 079 120 699 136 283 119 665 115 166 121 689Norway 28 968 47 879 79 259 100 851 96 680 106 837algeria 33 607 55 513 57 004 50 360 36 227 35 036Qatar 0 309 4 859 34 828 20 672 24 805Not specified 1 473 8 126 23 859 24 111 19 621 20 432libya 1 353 830 5 445 9 980 6 513 7 080Nigeria 0 4 385 10 586 14 024 4 425 6 440trinidad & tobago 0 902 751 5 142 2 732 1 948other extra-eU 1 172 1 272 11 962 5 857 2 034 1 660

    extra-eU 178 652 239 915 330 008 364 818 304 070 325 927

    intra-eU 41 582 54 625 60 169 75 091 80 875 84 713total intra-eU and extra-eU 220 234 294 540 390 177 439 909 384 945 410 640

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    Eu-28 nATuRAl GAs TOP 4 IMPORTs FROM ExTRA-Eu (1990-2015) Volume (Mio m)

    140 000

    120 000

    100 000

    80 000

    60 000

    40 000

    20 000

    0

    1990

    1991

    1992

    1993

    1994

    1995

    1996

    1997

    1998

    1999

    2000

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    Russia Norway QatarAlgeria

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    2.3 Energy Import Dependency2.3.1 Import Dependency All Fuels *

    (%)

    Imports from Extra-EU 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015eU-28 431 467 521 526 534 540index 1995 1000 1083 1210 1221 1240 1254

    Intra and Extra-EU Importsbe 808 781 801 782 800 843bG 559 460 467 396 345 354cZ 205 228 278 255 303 319Dk 334 -350 -498 -157 122 131De 568 594 605 603 617 619ee 323 322 261 136 89 74ie 695 848 896 866 853 887el 667 695 686 691 662 717eS 717 766 814 767 729 733FR 480 515 516 490 461 460HR 361 484 525 466 438 483it 819 865 834 826 759 771cY 1005 986 1007 1008 932 977lV 704 610 639 455 406 512lt 631 594 568 818 780 784lU 977 996 974 971 965 959HU 479 552 631 564 593 534Mt 1048 1003 1000 990 977 973Nl 201 381 378 301 333 521at 664 654 718 629 661 608pl -12 99 172 313 286 293pt 853 851 886 751 712 774Ro 303 218 276 219 171 171Si 509 528 525 487 445 487Sk 685 656 653 631 609 587Fi 536 551 541 478 489 468Se 389 407 368 366 320 301Uk -164 -169 134 282 455 374

    * Negative Rate indicates a Net exporterValues over 100 % indicate Stocks build Up

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

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    EU ENERGY IN FIGURES 2017

    Source: eurostat, May 2017 Methodology and Notes: See Appendix 13 No 2

    2.3.2 Import Dependency By FuelEu-28 IMPORTs FROM ExTRA-Eu 1990-2015 (%)

    100

    90

    80

    70

    60

    50

    40

    30

    20

    10

    0

    1990

    1991

    1992

    1993

    1994

    1995

    1996

    1997

    1998

    1999

    2000

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    Natural GasSolid FuelsAll Fuels Hard Coal Crude and NGL

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    2.3.3 Import Dependency Solid Fuels *(%)

    Imports from Extra-EU 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015eU-28 215 306 394 394 457 428index 1995 1000 1425 1835 1837 2130 1994

    Intra and Extra-EU Importsbe 1089 912 1013 983 1016 972bG 318 351 370 247 145 112cZ -255 -218 -161 -151 -42 -18Dk 1179 949 944 694 1049 850De 112 255 317 401 448 455ee 84 91 08 -06 02 -03ie 649 646 708 491 600 667el 110 85 41 51 29 28eS 454 613 701 855 771 783FR 568 864 945 1010 986 984HR 857 1109 914 1023 924 1031it 1059 1046 994 1010 987 1002cY 1000 1000 1194 647 1500 1000lV 616 462 939 1028 767 870lt 644 870 946 920 894 872lU 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000HU 295 282 429 419 283 340MtNl 979 1020 1015 1217 1089 1124at 757 839 993 994 1009 852pl -302 -291 -239 -52 -87 -116pt 1058


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