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Publication - The European Power Sector in 2019: Up-to-date analysis on the electricity transition

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Title
The European Power Sector in 2019: Up-to-date analysis on the electricity transition
Publisher
Agora Energiewende
Author
Christian Redl, Fabian Hein, Matthias Buck, Patrick Graichen, Dave Jones
Published in
March 2020
Abstract
The power sector is playing a leading role in the decarbonisation of Europe, so it is critical to track the progress of the electricity transition as accurately and timely as possible.

For the third year in a row, Sandbag and Agora Energiewende have joined forces to update on the European electricity sector transition. Key topics include renewables growth, conventional power generation, electricity consumption, and CO₂ emissions.

The publication provides best-view of 2019 electricity consumption, generation and emissions by country. This data is available to download in order to enable others to also perform up-to-date analysis.
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