Wind farms supplied 29.4% of all electricity in Europe over the past 24 hours, according to today's bulletin from the WindEurope Power Numbers platform. In Bulgaria, wind supplied 2.2% of power, or 2 gigawatt hours.
Most wind power came from onshore turbines, which generated 1,969 gigawatt hours, or 25.3% of the total. Offshore wind farms added 314 gigawatt hours, or 4%.
Lithuania has the biggest share of wind in its electricity, at 98.8%. Denmark is next with 78.5%, followed by Germany with 56%.
Germany produced the most wind power by volume, at 774.3 gigawatt hours. France follows with 311.9 gigawatt hours, and Sweden with 172.6 gigawatt hours.