How Europe's grid compares and trends — cross-country rankings right now, and daily carbon, price, and renewable trends over the archive. Aggregates count only zones with live data; days with too little coverage are shown as gaps, never guessed.
Cleanest grid right now: Sweden – Central (SE3) at 15 g; most carbon-intense: Bosnia and Herzegovina at 847 g.
- 52%
- avg renewable share
- 201.2€
- avg day-ahead price
- 217GW
- total demand
- 40
- zones live
Carbon intensity gCO₂/kWh
2026-10-26 → 2026-10-31 · 6 days covered, 0 withheld for low coverage
Line = Europe average · band = cleanest to most carbon-intense country
Right now across Europe
What's powering Europe
Live generation now: 299 GW
- Solar 22% 64.5 GW
- Nuclear 21% 62.5 GW
- Natural gas 15% 44.5 GW
- Wind (onshore) 10% 29.2 GW
- Hydro (reservoir) 8% 25.0 GW
- Lignite (brown coal) 8% 23.0 GW
- Hard coal 5% 15.2 GW
- Hydro (run-of-river) 5% 14.2 GW
- Biomass 3% 9.4 GW
- Other 1% 4.2 GW
- Waste 0.8% 2.4 GW
- Wind (offshore) 0.6% 1.9 GW
- Oil 0.3% 939 MW
- Other renewable 0.2% 658 MW
- Coal-derived gas 0.2% 637 MW
- Geothermal 0.2% 622 MW
- Oil shale 0.1% 248 MW
- Peat 0.0% 103 MW
Stored energy discharging · 942 MW Hydro (pumped storage) 793 MW · Battery storage 149 MW Generated earlier, so it is shown apart and left out of the shares above.
Trends
Day-ahead price €/MWh
Renewable share %
Mix over time
Each column is a day's generation mix
Battery and pumped-storage discharge is left out: it is stored energy, not a fuel.
- Nuclear
- Natural gas
- Wind (onshore)
- Solar
- Hydro (reservoir)
- Lignite (brown coal)
- Hydro (run-of-river)
- Hard coal
- Biomass
- Wind (offshore)
- Other
- Waste
- Oil
- Other renewable
- Coal-derived gas
- Geothermal
- Oil shale
- Peat
Price vs carbon
Each dot is a day — are cheap days clean days?
Price duration €/MWh
Every hour sorted priciest → cheapest (hourly day-ahead)
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