Before the electricity transformation input of Finland started to increase to reach a level of 1,400 in 2016, it went through a trough reaching a low of 76 in 2005.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Sweden | 8,593 in 2016 | Eurostat |
| Norway | 3,665 in 2016 | Eurostat |
| Denmark | 788 in 2016 | Eurostat |
| Iceland | 734 in 2016 | Eurostat |
| France | 522 in 2016 | Eurostat |
| Slovakia | 58 in 2016 | Eurostat |
| Czech Republic | 25 in 2016 | Eurostat |
| Lithuania | 11 in 2016 | Eurostat |
| Latvia | 7 in 2016 | Eurostat |
| Consumption | 68,224 in 2016 | Eurostat |
| Distribution Losses | 9,734 in 2016 | Eurostat |
| Generation | 70.16 Billion Kilowatthours in 2022 | EIA + 1 other |
| Installed Capacity | 44,753 Megawatt in 2021 | EC |
| Transformation Output | 179,269 in 2016 | Eurostat |
| Nuclear Electricity | 250,592 in 2016 | Eurostat |
| Renewable electricity | 148,893 in 2016 | Eurostat |
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