The pie charts show the electricity generated in Germany and France from all sources and renewables in the year 2009.
The pie charts provide information about the source of electricity in two countries in 2009.
Overall
, the utilization of renewable sources was still very low in Germany
and France
, while
the various types of renewable energy had different percentages in both countries.
To begin
with, conventional thermal usage in Germany
was higher than in France
, with a contrast of nearly a half percent
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per cent
Similarly
, the amount of renewable sources was higher in Germany
. However
, nuclear energy was the majority resource in France
, accounting for three in four of the proportions.
Renewable energy from wind and biomass in Germany
had almost equal shares. Likewise
, in France
, the difference was only 2.4%. Most of the electricity was generated by hydroelectricity in France
, whereas
in Germany
only accounted for 17.7%. Nevertheless
, solar was the least used to generate electricity in both countries. There was not any geothermal usage either in Germany
or France
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