The pie charts illustrate the electricity production in
Germany and France in 2009. Generally, both countries saw varied electricity
sources in all types including in their the renewable resources.
Looking at all types of power generations, it shows that France had Nuclear as its
highest proportion in electricity generation, its figure dominated the chart at
76%, leaving only 10.3% for nuclear conventional thermal and 13.7 for renewables. Germany on the other hand,
had conventional thermal as its highest electricity resource, the figure
dominated about 60% of the chart. This is followed by the figure for Nuclear at
23% and renewables at 17.4%.
For France, its renewable resources were occupied by four
types of production with its highest proportion was occupied by hydroelectricity at
80.59%. The figure for wind and biomass made up 20% of the chart and less than
1% on by solar and geothermal productions.
Germany, on the opposite had more even spread in its
renewable energy. The figure for biomass and wind made up 40% of the chart, while
17.7% and 6.1% of the production were generated by hydroelectric and solar
respectively. There was no record on of geothermal
production
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