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According to data from the Portuguese electricity company Redes Energeticas Nacionais (REN), renewable energy production is sufficient to cover 66% of Portugal's electricity consumption
between January and July 2021.
Hydropower and wind energy contributed the most, accounting for 30% and 26%
of demand, respectively.
Biomass energy followed with 7% and photovoltaics with 3.
3%.
For the first time, monthly production of solar PV exceeded 200 GWh
.
Data from REN shows that non-renewable electricity accounts for 0%, of which natural gas accounts for 28% and coal accounts for 2%.
In addition, energy imports meet the remaining 4%
of domestic consumption.
In July alone, renewable energy generation accounted for 52%
of domestic consumption.
Non-renewable resources and imports accounted for the remaining 34 per cent and 14 per cent
, respectively.
The utility noted that total electricity consumption in Portugal fell by 3.
2%
year-on-year in July, due to below-normal temperatures during the season.
According to data from the Portuguese electricity company Redes Energeticas Nacionais (REN), renewable energy production is sufficient to cover 66% of Portugal's electricity consumption
between January and July 2021.
Hydropower and wind energy contributed the most, accounting for 30% and 26%
of demand, respectively.
Biomass energy followed with 7% and photovoltaics with 3.
3%.
For the first time, monthly production of solar PV exceeded 200 GWh
.
Data from REN shows that non-renewable electricity accounts for 0%, of which natural gas accounts for 28% and coal accounts for 2%.
In addition, energy imports meet the remaining 4%
of domestic consumption.
In July alone, renewable energy generation accounted for 52%
of domestic consumption.
Non-renewable resources and imports accounted for the remaining 34 per cent and 14 per cent
, respectively.
The utility noted that total electricity consumption in Portugal fell by 3.
2%
year-on-year in July, due to below-normal temperatures during the season.
