Wind farms supplied 12% of Europe's electricity over the past 24 hours, the daily WindEurope Power Numbers bulletin showed today.
In Bulgaria, wind provided 5% of power, or 5 gigawatt hours (GWh).
Almost all of Europe's wind power came from onshore turbines. They produced 11.5% of the total, or 903 GWh. Offshore farms added 0.5%, or 39 GWh.
Wind's share was highest in Ireland, at 60.6%. Sweden followed with 46.9% and Croatia with 42.8%.
Sweden produced the most wind power, 166 GWh. France was second with 104.3 GWh and Germany third with 101.8 GWh.