The pie charts show the electricity generated in Germany and France from all sources and renewables in the year 2009.

The charts illustrate the

electricity

generation

in 2009 by

France

and

Germany

, measured in a billion kWh. Generally, it is evident that

while

the main

electricity

resource of

Germany

is conventional thermal,

France

mostly uses nuclear.

Overall

, the

generation

capacity in

Germany

is equal to 560 billion kWh, and 59.6

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percent

of bulk is conventional thermal,

while

the nuclear and renewable are identical to 23 and 17.4

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percent

respectively.

According to

the second chart of renewable

generation

types, biomass, and wind

energy

are the most usable directions,39.3 and 36.9

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,

while

the

hydro electrical

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type has an average usage and solar

energy

gaining way is not being developed anyhow. Moving on to statistics of

France

, Nuclear

energy

consists

three fourth

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of the

overall

mass of

electricity

. In comparison with German statistics, conventional thermal type is far less developed in

France

10.3

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, and renewables are closely the same average. The second pie chart of

France

shows the most usable types of renewable

energy

, and the most developed one is hydroelectric, which is equal to 80.5

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, and

in contrast

to

Germany

,

France

uses solar types of

electricity

generation

. In conclusion, both countries are being developed in their own way, and differ from each other.