Wind supplied 25.4% of Europe's power in 24 hours, but only 1.8% in Bulgaria

Wind generated 25.4% of Europe's electricity over the past 24 hours, according to today's WindEurope Power Numbers bulletin.

Onshore turbines supplied 1,607 gigawatt hours (GWh), or 20.7% of the total. Offshore wind farms added 4.6%, or 359 GWh.

Lithuania got the biggest share of its power from wind, at 84.7%. Denmark followed with 65.6% and Ireland with 48%.

Germany produced the most wind power, at 410.8 GWh. France was second with 325.7 GWh and Sweden third with 150.6 GWh.

In Bulgaria, wind provided 1.8% of electricity over the same 24 hours, or 2.1 GWh.