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The German electricity mix in 2022
At 254 billion kilowatt hours, renewables supplied about around 44 percent of Germany's gross electricity generation in 2022.
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German dependency on foreign energy resources
With the exception of lignite Germany is almost entirely dependent on supplies of energy resources from abroad. For uranium and and hard coal the import quota is as high as 100 percent.
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Heating and cooling from renewables gradually increasing
Sales of new heat pumps in Germany continue to lag far behind those of neighboring European countries.
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Renewable energy in the hands of the people
Ownership distribution of installed RE capacity for power production in Germany in 2019
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Primary Energy Consumption in Germany Development 2005-2020
The primary energy consumption amounted to 3,250 billion kilowatt hours in 2020.
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Share of renewable energy in Germany's final energy consumption 1990-2020
The share of renewables in Germany's electricity, heating and transport secor is increasing since 1990.
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Acceptance Survey 2019
Our annual survey shows the overwhelming public support for renewable energy in Germany.
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Infographic dossier: Final energy consumption by sectors in Germany
Heating and cooling constitute half of the German energy consumption in 2018.
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Biomass production and land usage in Germany
This graphic dossier shows the german biomass production from 2005 to 2017 as well as the total usage of german land in 2016.
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Infographic dossier: Share of renewable energy in final energy consumption in the EU
Development of the share of renewable energy in EU final energy consumption from 2005 to 2017.
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Flexibility guarantees grid stability
How can excess production and shortfalls from renewable energy sources be compensated for?
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CO2 emissions from the German power sector
The power sector has reduced its CO2 emissions from 1990 to 2017.
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