Electricity generation from nuclear energy in the member countries of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) reached about 144.7 terawatt hours in September 2024, which constitutes 16.4% of the total electricity production in these countries.
Publish dateWednesday 8 January 2025 - 00:56
According to Amac News: The International Energy Agency (IEA) announced in its monthly electricity statistics report that in the first three quarters of 2024, nuclear electricity production grew by 2.8 percent compared to the previous year.
The increase was mainly driven by OECD Europe (+5.0% y/y or 22.9 TWh), followed by OECD Asia Pacific (+5.6% y/y or 10.3 TWh), while the OECD countries of the Americas also saw a 0.5% increase. have been until today.
According to these data, January 2024 with 162 terawatt hours has the largest increase in nuclear power production compared to 2023.
Likewise, February 2024 recorded the largest share of nuclear energy in the total electricity production with 17.3%.
The increase was mainly driven by OECD Europe (+5.0% y/y or 22.9 TWh), followed by OECD Asia Pacific (+5.6% y/y or 10.3 TWh), while the OECD countries of the Americas also saw a 0.5% increase. have been until today.
According to these data, January 2024 with 162 terawatt hours has the largest increase in nuclear power production compared to 2023.
Likewise, February 2024 recorded the largest share of nuclear energy in the total electricity production with 17.3%.
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Source : news agency wam
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