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In reply to the discussion: Should the Phoenix Arise; the Bateman Equation and Wind Energy. [View all]OKIsItJustMe
(20,793 posts)20. Eurostat: Renewables take the lead in power generation in 2023
https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/en/web/products-eurostat-news/w/ddn-20240627-1
When your thinking is at odds with reality, thats not realitys problem.
NEWS ARTICLES 27 June 2024
Renewables take the lead in power generation in 2023
Renewables made up 44.7% of EU electricity production
In 2023, renewable energy was the leading source of electricity in the EU, accounting for 44.7% of all electricity production. Renewables generated 1.21 million Gigawatt-hour (GWh), marking an increase of 12.4% compared with 2022.
Conversely, electricity generated from fossil fuels decreased by 19.7% compared with the previous year, contributing 0.88 million GWh, or 32.5% of the total electricity production.
Nuclear plants produced 0.62 million GWh or 22.8% the EU energy production, reflecting a 1.2% increase in production in 2023.
Source datasets: nrg_ind_pehcf and nrg_ind_pehnf
Renewables take the lead in power generation in 2023
Renewables made up 44.7% of EU electricity production
In 2023, renewable energy was the leading source of electricity in the EU, accounting for 44.7% of all electricity production. Renewables generated 1.21 million Gigawatt-hour (GWh), marking an increase of 12.4% compared with 2022.
Conversely, electricity generated from fossil fuels decreased by 19.7% compared with the previous year, contributing 0.88 million GWh, or 32.5% of the total electricity production.
Nuclear plants produced 0.62 million GWh or 22.8% the EU energy production, reflecting a 1.2% increase in production in 2023.
Source datasets: nrg_ind_pehcf and nrg_ind_pehnf
When your thinking is at odds with reality, thats not realitys problem.
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Energy.gov U.S. Department of Energy Projects Strong Growth in U.S. Wind Power Sector
OKIsItJustMe
Nov 6
#2
I've been on DU for almost 22 years. If printed, I could fill a large box with all the soothsaying I've heard...
NNadir
Nov 7
#5
Thank you for claiming that you know better than I do what I was thinking 22 years ago.
NNadir
Nov 7
#8
For 22 years, you've discounted anything and everything which was not nuclear fission.
OKIsItJustMe
Nov 7
#9
There are no number times that idiotic videos purportedly about myths can be posted that can make 8 + 8 equal 30.
NNadir
Nov 8
#12
One can look at Table A.1.a on page 296 of the 2024 WEO to see how electricity is generated on this planet.
NNadir
Nov 9
#17
IEA: Solar and wind to lead growth of U.S. power generation for the next two years
OKIsItJustMe
Nov 9
#19
Oh wow. More soothsaying. The unit of energy, as people should learn in high school, is the Joule, not the Watt.
NNadir
Nov 10
#26
The "Energy Transition" is a fucking lie; it doesn't exist, and delusional videos can't make it exist.
NNadir
Nov 9
#13
Yes, I know very well what apologists for the German burning of coal in 2024 say. I hear it all the time.
NNadir
Nov 9
#15
Wow!!!! We're saved!!!! Germany leads the world!!!!! Who cares if they're burning coal???? It's GREEN coal afterall.
NNadir
Nov 9
#22
"It's all ... bullshit with no connection to the reality, typical of the type, delusional and quite toxic."
OKIsItJustMe
Nov 9
#23
The reality is, reported with references, that Germany is deindustrializing because of high energy prices.
NNadir
Nov 9
#24