Wind turbines generated 16.8% of all electricity in Europe over the past 24 hours, according to today's bulletin from the WindEurope Power Numbers platform. In Bulgaria, wind provided 2.3% of power.
Onshore turbines produced 14.3% of the total, or 1,969 gigawatt hours. Offshore wind farms added 2.5%, or 314 gigawatt hours.
Finland got the biggest share of its power from wind, at 54.7%. Denmark was next with 54%, followed by Sweden with 52.9%.
Germany produced the most wind power, at 310.8 gigawatt hours. Sweden was second with 183.9 gigawatt hours, and Finland third with 134.9 gigawatt hours.
Bulgaria got 2.2 gigawatt hours from wind.