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[EN11] Total energy intensity
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Slovenia has a relatively high level of energy intensity, although it has been declining, particularly rapidly in recent years. Between 2005 and 2023, energy intensity decreased at an average annual rate of 3.2%. In 2024, energy intensity increased for the first time since 2016, rising by 2.1%. In 2024, Slovenia’s energy intensity was 37% higher than the EU-27 average, which is 15 percentage points less than in 2005.

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Figure EN11-1: Trends in total energy consumption, gross domestic product and total energy intensity in period 2005–2024 according to 2005 and comparison with the intensity trend in EU-27
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Total primary energy supply[ktoe] GDP constant prices of the previous year, reference year 2005[mio EUR] Total energy intensity - Slovenia[toe/mio EUR 2005] Total energy intensity - EU27[toe/mio EUR 2005] Total primary energy supply[Index [2005 = 100]] GDP constant prices of the previous year, reference year 2000[Index [2005 = 100]] Total energy intensity - Slovenia[Index [2005 = 100]] Total energy intensity - EU27[Index [2005 = 100]]
2005 7445 29113.60 262.30 171.98 100 100 100 100
2006 7391 30786.58 246.30 167.81 99.27 105.75 93.90 97.58
2007 7497 32935.56 233.30 160.91 100.70 113.13 88.94 93.56
2008 7889 34091.52 238.35 159.48 105.96 117.10 90.87 92.73
2009 7124 31518.10 226.40 156.50 95.69 108.26 86.31 91.00
2010 7247 31941.66 229.48 159.31 97.34 109.71 87.49 92.63
2011 7314 32216.77 227.97 151.86 98.24 110.66 86.91 88.30
2012 7040 31366.49 226.40 150.90 94.56 107.74 86.31 87.74
2013 6844 31043.60 222.77 149.26 91.93 106.63 84.93 86.79
2014 6615 31902.93 209.46 141.80 88.85 109.58 79.86 82.45
2015 6567 32608.01 203.29 140.44 88.21 112.00 77.50 81.66
2016 6777 33648.81 205.49 139.11 91.03 115.58 78.34 80.89
2017 6977 35269.18 201.93 138.17 93.71 121.14 76.98 80.34
2018 6896 36840.18 193.77 134.64 92.63 126.54 73.87 78.29
2019 6767 38111.56 183.27 130.07 90.89 130.91 69.87 75.63
2020 6389 36464.58 177.94 126.49 85.82 125.25 67.84 73.55
2021 6563 39458.74 168.59 126.13 88.15 135.53 64.27 73.34
2022 6563 40511.38 157.83 116.29 88.15 139.15 60.17 67.62
2023 6563 41474.08 147.05 111 88.15 142.46 56.06 64.54
2024 6563 42191.71 150.11 109.33 88.15 144.92 57.23 63.57
Figure EN11-2: Comparison of the energy intensity ([TPES/GDP] in [PPS]) between EU-27 countries for 2024
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Total energy intensity 2024[toe/PPS]
EU-27 73.96
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Finland 142.30
Malta 122.66
Estonia 103.93
Belgium 102.83
Bulgaria 102.23
Sweden 100.01
Slovakia 96.67
Czechia 96.22
Latvia 85.64
Greece 84.69
Hungary 83.82
Poland 83.59
Slovenia 82.20
France 81.45
Norway 80.92
Netherlands 80.40
Cyprus 76.17
Lithuania 76.01
Croatia 75.14
Austria 72.86
Spain 72.08
Germany 65.20
Portugal 63.59
Italy 61.79
Denmark 57.19
Luxembourg 55.20
Romania 52.28
Ireland 30.93
Figure EN11-3: Comparison of the energy supply per capita between EU-27 countries for 2024
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EUROSTAT, 2022

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Energy supply per capita[toe per capita]
EU-27 2.96
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Finland 5.81
Luxembourg 5.40
Malta 5.39
Norway 5.18
Belgium 4.79
Sweden 4.46
Netherlands 4.30
Czechia 3.48
Austria 3.46
Estonia 3.29
France 3.18
Germany 3.02
Cyprus 3.01
Slovenia 2.97
Denmark 2.90
Slovakia 2.90
Ireland 2.73
Bulgaria 2.69
Poland 2.69
Lithuania 2.66
Spain 2.62
Hungary 2.55
Italy 2.41
Greece 2.35
Latvia 2.34
Croatia 2.33
Portugal 1.98
Romania 1.61

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Last modified
09.09.2026
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Marko Đorić and Matjaž Česen, both JSI-EEC

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