EU energy import value rises 39.3% as net mass increases 0.4%
Eurostat’s September report attributes the second-quarter value increase mainly to prices.
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Eurostat’s September report attributes the second-quarter value increase mainly to prices.
Solar led renewable output, while national shares ranged from 19.8% to 97.7%.
Output prices fell 5.8% annually in the second quarter, while non-investment inputs rose 4.7%.
The composite indicator combines industry, construction, services and trade volume.
Eurostat’s September assessment examines the distribution of January 2026 consumption expenditure.
Eurostat’s release shows a decline from the first quarter’s 2.3%.
Output per hour worked increased by 0.8% in the second quarter.
Tourist accommodation establishments recorded 1.321 billion overnight stays in the first six months.
Eurostat’s September-updated report covers supply chain data for the 2024 reference year.
The annual rate increased from 2.9% in July, with services and energy making the largest contributions.
Eurostat reports a 3.2% increase across the EU in the second quarter.
Eurostat’s first estimates show a 0.3% monthly decline across the EU.