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.

The four charts compare the

electricity

generated in

Germany

and

France

in 2009.

Overall

, it can be seen that conventional thermal was the main

source

of

electricity

in

Germany

,

whereas

nuclear was the main

source

in

France

. In terms of different

electricity

sources, both countries indicated

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produce the same types,

however

, the distribution of them is, noticeably, different. Almost sixty

percent

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of

electricity

is produced by conventional thermal, leaving the rest almost equally divided by nuclear

as well as

the

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renewables, in

Germany

.

In contrast

, nuclear accounted

to be

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the biggest

source

in

France

,

of

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nearly 80%. Other sources showcased between 10 and 14

percents

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.

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comes to the distribution of renewables, these sources have significant differences among the countries.

While

France

indicated to have one dominant

source

, hydroelectricity,

Germany

produced

electricity

equally from biomass

as well as

wind followed by nearly 20% for hydroelectricity and a small amount of 7%

of

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solar. In terms of those in

France

, the amounts produced were not that significant, 10.5% for wind and 8.1% for biomass with nearly 1% for solar

electricity

.

Furthermore

, none of the countries produced geothermal energy.