Energy supply in the EU28

The EU is highly dependent on energy imports, as less than half of its energy consumption is covered by domestic…

Total domestic production of energy in the EU28, 2012

The EU is highly dependent on energy imports, as less than half of its energy consumption is covered by domestic production. The remainder – some 53% – needs to be imported from abroad, with Russia topping the ranks as supplier of gas, oil and coal.This infographic looks at the Member States’ domestic energy production, their dependency rate on external supplies, and their net imports. It also provides a picture of the diversification in foreign energy suppliers.

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