Shares of fuel in gross inland consumption (2012)

Shares of fuel in gross inland consumption (2012)

Shares of fuel in gross inland consumption (2012)

Sources of energy consumption vary between CS (see Figure 3). Coal represents the
biggest source of consumption in Serbia (53%), Kosovo (65%), FYR of Macedonia (47%),
and Montenegro (36%). Oil has the most important role in Albania (53%) and is also
very significant in Moldova (36%) and FYR of Macedonia (31%). Gas is most important in
Moldova (42%). Ukraine is equally reliant on coal (35%) and gas (35%). Hydro-electricity
is significant in Albania (20%), production of waste and biofuels is advanced in Montenegro (17%), but elsewhere in the region the use of renewables is very low.


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