The pie charts show the electricity generated in Germany and France from all sources and renewables in the year 2009. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

Information about the generated electricity in Germany and

France

in the year 2009 and how much of it was renewable is presented by four pie charts.

Overall

, both countries had produced more than half a trillion kWh of power. Germany's production consists mostly of conventional thermal,

while

France

's is nuclear. Close to 60% of the electricity generated in Germnu is through conventional thermal

method

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. 23% of the

energy

is nuclear and the rest is renewable, of which nearly 40% is produced from biomass, almost 37% from wind, more than 17% is hydroelectric

energy

and everything else is from solar panels.

On the other hand

,

France

's main way of generating

energy

is from nuclear power stunning 76%.

Also

, their renewable

energy

is close to 4% more than the thermal one almost 14%,

in contrast

to the 10% other. Another difference is that the hydroelectric method is used for over 80% of the renewable

energy

in

France

. Second is wind with ten and a half per cent. Next is biomass with slightly more than 8% and the rest is solar and geothermal, which together make less than one per cent.