In 2014, the last full year for which the statistics office Eurostat published information, nine member states had already reached the level of renewables required to achieve their 2020 targets.
Sweden had by far the highest share, with 52.6% of its energy coming from renewables, followed by Latvia and Finland (both 38.7%), Austria (33.1%) and Denmark (29.2%).
At the opposite end of the scale, the lowest proportions of renewables in gross final consumption were in Luxembourg (4.5%),
