In 1990, 31% of Germany's energy came from clean sources of energy.
In 2023, it was 52%.

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Energy production in Germany, in terrawatt. CO₂-equivalents are per gigawatt-hour of electricity over the lifecycle of the power plant. "Clean sources of energy" are defined as sources of energy that emitt less CO₂-equivalents than natural gas. Sources for the CO,-equivalents are Our World in Data and the UNNECE (PDF) for Lignite.

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In 1990, 31% of Germany's energy came from clean sources of energy.In 2023, it was 52%.

In 1990, 31% of Germany's energy came from clean sources of energy.
In 2023, it was 52%.