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22/06/21

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Originally posted by birdman29: ↑

Re, Renewable can't even bridge the gap, let alone keep up with demand.

This is the total " Green Energy " ...

Energy Needs
In the last 50 years, the global energy demand has tripled due to the number of developing countries and innovations in technology. It is projected to triple again over the next 30 years. In Europe, many in such developing areas recognize that the need for renewable energy sources, as the present course of energy usage cannot be sustained indefinitely. While renewable energy development makes up a only small percentage of the field, strides are being made in natural energy, particularly wind energy..
For example, by the year 2020 Germany plans to meet 10% of their total energy usage and 20% of its electricity usage with renewable resources. While some countries are making improvements in this field, coal usage is still a huge problem. In China, two thirds of the energy used each year is from commercial coal energy. India imports 50% of its oil, and 70% of its electricity is produced from coal,

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Date correct
April 2021
Policy area
Electricity - wholesale markets

Electricity generation mix: At-a-glance summary
The GB electricity system is undergoing a period of significant change as we transition from a large-scale conventional fossil fuel dominated generation mix to intermittent renewable generation.
Over the past few years, we have seen a marked increase in output from wind and solar farms. In Q4 2020, 37% of the electricity supply within the UK was produced by renewables,
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