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Luxembourg
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Key Indicators
Bioenergy Consumption
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Gross Inland Consumption
Bioenergy Production
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Bioenergy share in Total Energy Mix
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Transport
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Electricity
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Bioenergy share of Renewables
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Other Renewables
Bioenergy share in Total Renewable Energy Mix
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Transport
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Electricity
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Heating
What Powers the Luxembourgish Energy Mix?
Which fuels dominate the Luxembourgish energy landscape? This radar chart gives you a quick snapshot of how different energy sources contribute to the overall mix.
How is energy used in Luxembourg?
Ever wondered where our energy goes and what fuels power different sectors? This interactive sunburst chart lets you explore the breakdown of energy consumption across electricity, heating & cooling, and transport—and see exactly what fuels are behind them.
Click on the chart for more details.
Click on the chart for more details.
How Are Homes Heated in Luxembourg?
Heating is a major part of household energy use—but what fuels are keeping homes warm over time?
District heating is a key pillar of the energy system, supplying heat to households, industries, and public services across the economy.
Most bioenergy-based district heating is generated in high-efficiency combined heat and power (CHP) plants, using sustainable solid biomass to maximize energy efficiency and reduce emissions.
Most bioenergy-based district heating is generated in high-efficiency combined heat and power (CHP) plants, using sustainable solid biomass to maximize energy efficiency and reduce emissions.
How Much Does Luxembourg Rely on Imported Energy?
When it comes to energy, some fuels are sourced locally, while others rely heavily on imports. This dependency gauge shows how much of a specific fuel comes from abroad.
Pick a fuel from the dropdown menu and see where the needle lands! Explore the data and find out which fuels make us vulnerable to global markets—and which ones offer a more resilient future.
