From SNP Media today:

Scotland has been catapulted to the top of the tables in Europe for countries who produce electricity from renewables – with latest available figures placing Scotland into the top three.

Scottish Government figures for 2020 show 97% of electricity in Scotland is produced from renewables.
When compared with the latest data from Eurostat for 2019, it takes Scotland into the top three of nations in Europe producing clean electricity.

In 2019, only Norway and Iceland produced more electricity from renewables than Scotland. Other nations behind Scotland in the table include Sweden, Denmark and Germany. It also puts Scotland way ahead of the UK as a whole which produces just 35% of electricity from renewables.

Commenting, SNP MSP and member of the Net Zero committee Natalie Don said:

“Scotland is a world leader in producing electricity from renewable sources and we continue to increase our capacity to do so and provide a surplus to be exported to other countries around the world.

“In the year of COP26, Scotland will be on the world stage where we will be able to showcase our abilities to develop technologies and innovation to continue to produce clean energy for not only the people of Scotland to use but for it to be sold elsewhere.

“Despite this, investment in Scotland’s world-leading renewables sector is being held back from its full potential as the Tories at Westminster continue to charge extortionate transmission rates in Scotland, making it more expensive for firms to have access to the grid to export electricity.

“We cannot trust the Tories with Scotland’s renewables sector and to get the best out of it for the people of Scotland. The only way we can harness the full potential of the sector in Scotland is by becoming an independent country.”
 
Full Eurostat numbers can be found here with numbers extracted below
 
Latest Scottish renewables data can be found here

Country	% of electricity from renewables
Norway	110.82
Iceland	100.64
Scotland 97% Albania	88.45
Austria	75.14
Sweden	71.19
Denmark	65.35
Portugal	53.77
Latvia	53.42
Montenegro	52.66
Croatia	49.78
Bosnia and Herzogvina	45.48
Romania	41.71
Germany	40.82
Finland	38.07
Spain	36.93
Ireland	36.49
Italy	34.97
UK	34.77
Slovenia	32.63
Greece	31.3
Serbia	30.11
North Macedonia	23.78
Bulgaria	23.51
France	22.38
Estonia	22
Slovakia	21.49
Belgium	20.83
Lithuania	18.79
Netherlands	18.22
Poland	14.35
Czech Republic	14.05
Luxembourg	10.86
Hungary	9.99
Cyprus	9.76
Malta	8.04
Kosovo	5.15
Moldova	3.04