Share of Renewable Energy in Electricity Generation at Record High
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In the first half of the year, Germany imported less electricity, exported more and produced more green energy in proportion than ever before. Wind power remains the most important energy source.
The share of renewable energy in German electricity generation reached a new peak in the first half of the year. Almost 60 percent of the electricity supplied came from renewable sources.
Wind and sun supply more than half of the German electricity. However, conventional energy sources are still in demand.
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volksfreund.deWind and sun supply more than half of the German electricity. However, conventional energy sources are still in demand.
In the first half of the year, 59.1 percent of the electricity generated in Germany came from renewable energy sources. A total of 22.7 billion kilowatt hours of electricity was supplied, 136.4 billion of which were from renewables, as reported by the Federal Statistical Office in Wiesbaden on Tuesday. In the first half of 2025, the share was 58.0 percent.Electricity from conventional energy sources such as coal and gas also increased by 1.7 per…
Federal Statistical Office: WIESBADEN (ots) - - A total of 4.5% more electricity produced and fed in compared to the same period last year - Wind power continues to be the most important source of energy with a significant increase of 12.3%, followed by coal, photovoltaics and natural gas - electricity imports decline by ...
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