Czechia
ESS1 ensemble 0.0261 in 2024.
Compare indicatorsIn 2024, Sweden’s ESS1 ensemble was 0.0245, above the EU27 project reference of 0.0237. This is a modeled exposure indicator, not the official national import-dependency percentage.
0.0245ESS1 fossil-import exposure ensemble; lower is the stronger direction
0.0197ESS2 industrial energy intensity; lower is the stronger direction
1.112ESS3 domestic-production coverage; higher is the stronger direction
2024 indicator comparison
| Indicator | Sweden | EU27 project reference | Relative position |
|---|---|---|---|
| ESS1 ensemble | 0.0245 | 0.0237 | Above EU27 |
| ESS2 energy intensity | 0.0197 | 0.0119 | Above EU27 |
| ESS3 production coverage | 1.112 | 0.626 | Above EU27 |
| Renewable-consumption share | 27.1% | 14.3% | Above member-state mean |
Trend since 2015
Sweden’s ESS1 ensemble decreased by 22.9%, which represents a stronger security direction inside the project framework. ESS3 decreased by 2.5%, representing a weaker security direction. The renewable-consumption share increased by 13.0%, representing a stronger security direction on that component.
The dimensions can move in different directions. A country may lower GDP-scaled import exposure while retaining limited domestic-production coverage, or improve renewable consumption while remaining concentrated in a specific external supplier.
Do not read these values in isolation: combine direction, EU comparison, fuel mix, partner concentration and data coverage. ESS values are not probabilities, official dependency percentages or policy scores.
Countries with similar 2024 ESS1 exposure
Denmark
ESS1 ensemble 0.0228 in 2024.
Compare indicatorsEstonia
ESS1 ensemble 0.0219 in 2024.
Compare indicatorsMethod and next steps
Country metrics use the same adapted ESS definitions described in the indicator guide. Review EU supplier evidence for the external partner dimension and open the interactive dashboard for historical charts and maps.