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Table 3.3 RES support levels by main technology and country in 2011 (MWh). (Source: Council of European Energy Regulators 2013 )
EU member state Hydro Wind Biomass Biogas and waste Photovoltaic Geothermal Total

Austria 1.13 21.55 81.12 98.2 263.64 46.49

Belgium 45.17 94.58 96.57 407.42 142.04

Czech Republic 57.08 63.56 55.06 107.5 432.33 196.32

Estonia 51.61 53.68 53.68 56.25 53.66

Finland 4.2 11.97 6.74 4.2 6.93

France 13.17 33.04 54.85 41.45 477.22 116

Germany 48.66 45.43 143.74 25.97 353.82 157.59 130.77

Hungary 71.78 111.48 112.97 108.77 107.33

Italy 70.3 69 119.904 367.2 80 153.69

Luxembourg 79.33 36.38 70.46 543.43 138.21

The Netherlands 103.93 68.47 75.11 41.33 385.88 70.89

Norway 11.27 11.27

Portugal 40.54 42.68 49.16 39.5141 291.78 47.03

Romania 59.81 65.17 63.7742 78.74 64.39

Slovenia 23.47 95.38 87.24 126.76 343.07 81.05

Spain 39.02 40.94 75.11 31.26 356.76 84.8

Sweden 21.47

UK 64.81 72.71 58.48 62.8 290.37 59.92

Minimum
support

1.13 11.27 6.74 4.2 78.74 80 6.93

Maximum
support

103.93 111.48 143.74 126.76 543.43 157.59 196.32

RES renewable energy sources, EU European Union