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

These pie charts compare the

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of

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electrical

generation in

France

and

Germany

in 2009. focusing on all types of

energy

and renewables

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.

Overall

, it is evident that conventional thermal

energy

was the dominant

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in

Germany

,

while

France

mostly relied on nuclear power.

However

, in terms of

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,

biomass

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used by

Germany

,

whereas

France

heavily utilized hydroelectric power. In 2009,

Germany

generated 59.6% of its electricity from conventional thermal sources, followed by 23% from nuclear

energy

. Renewable sources with 17.4 % with

biomass

accounting for the largest proportion at 80.5%, followed by wind at 36.9% and

hydroelectic

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hydroelectric

at 17.7%. Solar

energy

and

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geothermal

played a minor role with 6.1% and 0.0%, respectively.

In contrast

,

France

relied

primarly

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primarily

on nuclear power, which

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accounted

accounts

for 76% of its electricity production. Renewable

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made up

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13.7% and conventional thermal

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contributed

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10.3%. In terms of renewables, hydroelectric was dominant at 80.5%,

while

wind and

biomass

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for 10.5% and 8.1%, respectively. Similar to

Germany

, solar and geothermal

energy

were the least significant, at 0.9% and 0.0%. In summary, conventional thermal and nuclear

energy

dominated electricity generation in

Germany

and

France

, respectively, with

biomass

and hydroelectric being the most used renewable sources in each country. Solar and geothermal remained negligible in both countries.