Share of Germany's net public electricity generation produced from renewables (wind, solar, hydro, biomass). Germany is a bellwether for industrial-economy decarbonisation, having combined an aggressive renewable buildout with a complete nuclear phase-out.
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Higher is better — readings above the norm count as better.
Measured value over time. Its norm (80.0 % of net public electricity generation) is far off this scale, so the series stays worse than norm throughout — the deviation badge shows the gap.
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Germany's wind and solar additions are the principal driver lifting its renewable electricity share toward the 80% target.
Share of Germany's net public electricity generation produced from renewables (wind, solar, hydro, biomass). Germany is a bellwether for industrial-economy decarbonisation, having combined an aggressive renewable buildout with a complete nuclear phase-out.
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