Ember Report Shows Renewables Provided Almost 50% of Europe’s 2025 Electricity
New findings from energy think tank Ember have revealed that Europe’s electricity system reached a turning point in 2025 as renewable energy sources supplied just under half of all power generated across the European Union. The figures highlight how rapidly the bloc’s power mix is evolving, even as fossil fuels continue to influence prices and short-term supply decisions. Over the course of the year, renewables accounted for 48% of total EU electricity production. Wind and solar were the main drivers of that shift, together delivering 30% of the bloc’s power. That combined output was enough to move past fossil fuels,…
