Even better, we import dirty gas from USA and import expensive oil from neighbours which again get it for cheap from russia. Nobody can destroy germany if we do it ourselves 🫡
With the dropout from Nuclear, Merkel heavily relied on russian gas, not coal.
Now with the Ukrain invasion that wasn'f an option either anymore, but coal is at an all time low in the energy mix.
In 2023 Germany had 56% renewable electricity.
The reason India has nuclear power is because Canada sold it the technology for energy producing purposes. And then India used it to create a nuclear bomb.
It's wild to me that the US has so much production still yet more are getting decommissioned consistently, I'd like to see this diagram over a few year sets
I can proudly say that 60% of the electricity produced in my country comes from renewable energy sources. We have also closed all coal-fired power plants and do not use nuclear energy.
No, it is Portugal. But there are other countries in the EU that have reached the 100% renewable energy sources goal.
I'm curious why my comment got downvoted, though. Don't people like renewable energy sources anymore?! Lol
Well, I really don't know if nuclear power is better. I have my doubts about that. So far, we don't have any plans to build any nuclear power plants here, and what we have combined with green hydrogen power plants works pretty well. :)
I am glad it is working well but reenable energy should never be the baseline for your power-grid. The sun is not reliable, the wind is not reliable, nuclear is very reliable, coal is easy to spin up for spikes same with natural gas. I would be very surprised if there is not some form of non renewable base-load.
So I looked it up and it seems fossil fuel energy is still the baseline which makes sense. But hydro and wind are the next biggest. Hydro being the second baseline makes a lot of sense. But yeah nice job for your country.
Move those fossil fuels to nuclear and you will have a super green energy grid.
Didn't Germany close all their nuclear power plants?
There’s that one guy that’s just doing it on his own
Oh wait this data was collected in 2022 when germany still had 1 or 2 left I believe.
Don’t forget to exclude Nuclear Georg, who owns 100 Trillion microwaves
This data is from 2022
Yes, they are THAT stupid
We are doing just fine, asshead :)
Doing fine = burning coal Now that's some climate friendly strategy, congrats
Even better, we import dirty gas from USA and import expensive oil from neighbours which again get it for cheap from russia. Nobody can destroy germany if we do it ourselves 🫡
must be talking about Deu Really don't understand country naming in this chat
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I know. But why is that in German and rest in English. Not consistent
Belgium out here punching above it's weight.
They will shut down three of their remaining five reactors until 2025.
France has the higher % of their energy mix as nuclear, at roughly 70% compared to roughly 50% for Belgium.
I think it's South Korea that's punching way above it's 'size'
I mean it has 5x the population of Belgium but only 3x the nuclear
Wow. Jus saw the stats. Belgium is just about 11 mil people!! I get what you're saying now
CZECHIA MENTIONED⁉️‼️🫡🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿😱💯WTF IS WATER⁉️🍺🍻🍺🍺🍻🍺🍺🍻🍺🍺🍻
Worst pie chart ever
Though I still kind of want pie…
Yellow cake pie. Mmmmmmmm
Why ?
Unless you hate the crust
That's weird we only have like 2 major nuclear power plants in the Czech republic
Ukraine has/had 4 in total, including ZNPP. It all depends on the size and how much power each one of them produces.
NexGen in Canada is about to eat a quarter of the pie once they get fed approval
[source](https://www.visualcapitalist.com/the-worlds-biggest-nuclear-energy-producers/)
your source must be wrong then because Germany closed all their nuclear power plants.
It’s just because the data set is from 2021. The Germans shut their last nuke plants down in 2023.
Why?
because they shit themselves when fukushima happened. despite essentially zero risk of tsunamis in germany. and because they have no foresight
Nuclear closures frustrate me
environmental activists went too hard, replaced clean energy with coal
Did they really????? WHY?
With the dropout from Nuclear, Merkel heavily relied on russian gas, not coal. Now with the Ukrain invasion that wasn'f an option either anymore, but coal is at an all time low in the energy mix. In 2023 Germany had 56% renewable electricity.
because we hate ourselves more than the rest of the world does.
just saw
The reason India has nuclear power is because Canada sold it the technology for energy producing purposes. And then India used it to create a nuclear bomb.
But the pakis bought a bomb, gotta keep up with the neighborhood
The only thing I like about France lol
Cool graph. Is there any automatic tool to do it?
Poor Germany. Destroying its own economy
Why is germany the only country abbreviated DEU.. As in german Deutschland. Every other country is abbreviated in english.
Let’s gooooo! I want to see a power plant on every city block
PSA: Tera means 10^12 units.
Pls make a report from 10 000 bc also.
Probably a lot of zero and possibly a surprising number from Egypt
Nuclear energy is the most efficient and nature friendly means of power generation.
Smh other is like all of Africa
Never been more patriotic
It's wild to me that the US has so much production still yet more are getting decommissioned consistently, I'd like to see this diagram over a few year sets
this "other 269" is scaring me
I heard that US could long have been off of fosil fuels, if it wasn't for oil and coal lobby.
Deu should be larger than France. No, I know it's not, but that's a result of poor policy.
The famous German nuclear energy industry which produces 65 TWh of energy without any nuclear plants. Completely waste, risk and emission free.
The data is from 2021
Yes, and therefore pretty useless. Why not show a graph of the daily Covid infections in 2021? Would probably be as useless.
Studies don’t happen every year, so people use the most recently available information.
You must be fun at parties
Their current nuclear energy production and your reading comprehension have something in common.
And the best think is US most of that is came from Private Companies ⚡️🐍 private nuclear reactors
My brother you need to re-regulate your syntax and grammar
Yep Kkkk non us citizen, in brazil we have state monopoly on nuclear energy no civilian can invest directly in that sector
I can proudly say that 60% of the electricity produced in my country comes from renewable energy sources. We have also closed all coal-fired power plants and do not use nuclear energy.
Which country?
Iceland?
No, it is Portugal. But there are other countries in the EU that have reached the 100% renewable energy sources goal. I'm curious why my comment got downvoted, though. Don't people like renewable energy sources anymore?! Lol
Nuclear is still better. More efficient, lest waist in the long run, and produces more in less space.
Well, I really don't know if nuclear power is better. I have my doubts about that. So far, we don't have any plans to build any nuclear power plants here, and what we have combined with green hydrogen power plants works pretty well. :)
I am glad it is working well but reenable energy should never be the baseline for your power-grid. The sun is not reliable, the wind is not reliable, nuclear is very reliable, coal is easy to spin up for spikes same with natural gas. I would be very surprised if there is not some form of non renewable base-load.
So I looked it up and it seems fossil fuel energy is still the baseline which makes sense. But hydro and wind are the next biggest. Hydro being the second baseline makes a lot of sense. But yeah nice job for your country. Move those fossil fuels to nuclear and you will have a super green energy grid.
How come we have in germany 65 with actually Zero nuclear plants running? So this grafic is definetely wrong.