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The pie chart show the electricity generated in Germany and France from all source and renewbles in the year 2009.

The pie chart show the electricity generated in Germany and France from all source and renewbles in the year 2009.
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The pie charts illustrate
France
 and
Germany
's
electricity
generation
 from all
sources
 and
renewables
 in 2009.
Overall
, it is shown that
electricity
generation
 of all types in
Germany
 was dominated by conventional thermal
while
 in
France
 the domination was taken by nuclear.
Furthermore
 for
renewables
 in
Germany
, biomass was taking the lead
while
 in
France
 the lead was with hydroelectric. Regarding
electricity
generation
 from all types in
Germany
, conventional thermal was the highest with 59.6%
while
 in
France
 conventional thermal was the least
electricity
generation
source
 with 10.3%.
Furthermore
, nuclear had the domination with 76% in
France
while
 in
Germany
 it was about 23% of
electricity
generation
sources
 in
Germany
.
Moreover
,
renewables
 in
France
 were about 17.4%
while
 in
Germany
 they were the least energy
source
. In terms of
renewables
, biomass and wind were the primary
electricity
sources
 in
Germany
 with approximately 76.2%
while
 in
France
 they were about 18.6% of its renewable
sources
.
Additionally
,
France
 relied on hydroelectric as its main
source
 with 80.5%
while
 in
Germany
 hydroelectric was about 17.7%.
Also
, solar energy was 6.1% in
Germany
while
 in
France
 it was as low as 0.9%. Interestingly, both
Germany
 and
France
 did not rely on geothermal as the
source
 of
electricity
generation
.
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