Installed energy capacity in Greece 2020, by source
As of June 2020, the majority of Greece's installed energy capacity came from renewable sources, at 6.78 gigawatts. This translated into a installed capacity share of 35.6 percent. Wind and small-scale hydro units were the two renewable sources with the highest installed capacity, with roughly 3.6 gigawatts and 3.2 gigawatts, respectively. Fossil fuels accounted for a combined 50 percent of the country's energy generation that month.
