Data looks wrong? Ireland is almost 70% renewable for example.
fuckunaga on
Good job blue countries
micastor on
Bulshit
Lorvani on
Who knew apps were powering half of Europe? Wild.
nanpossomas on
I don’t think German coal is as renewable as they advertise it
Agatio25 on
Portugal is not yellow as Easter Europe. Fake map
TerribleIdea27 on
NL is over 50% renewable and we also have nuclear plants. The map is wrong
DeathRabit86 on
Untrue Germany Nuclear from France 😉
Naomi62625 on
I don’t think Ukraine learned their lesson
Ar180shooter on
The problem with most of the „renewable“ countries is, while they ma6 produce a slim majority of their electricity by renewable means, they are dependant on fossil fuels to make up the shortfall when renewables aren’t producing enough power to meet their demands. What you really want to look at is the average CO2/kWh of electricity produced (lifetime) and see what the lowest over-all number is, and how they produce that power (it’s France BTW).
Calm-Frog84 on
Is it a map of percentage of installed power source theoretical capabilities or percentage of actual origin of electricity that has been consummed over a one year period?
Or something else?
motte83 on
The problem is, these show only electrical energy, and not energy needed for heating.
Electrical energy is only around 30% of the overall energy need.
Also, this probably doesn’t show private renewables in homes.
So this map is probably inacurate and doesn’t show the whole picture.
TheSamuil on
I just wish we’d get around to completing our second nuclear power plant / installing the reactors originally intended for it in the first.
WerewolfBe84 on
Is German coal renewable ? Or is this old data ?
ChiliConCairney on
What are we measuring here? How does one define „importance“? Really poorly made and labelled map
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Data looks wrong? Ireland is almost 70% renewable for example.
Good job blue countries
Bulshit
Who knew apps were powering half of Europe? Wild.
I don’t think German coal is as renewable as they advertise it
Portugal is not yellow as Easter Europe. Fake map
NL is over 50% renewable and we also have nuclear plants. The map is wrong
Untrue Germany Nuclear from France 😉
I don’t think Ukraine learned their lesson
The problem with most of the „renewable“ countries is, while they ma6 produce a slim majority of their electricity by renewable means, they are dependant on fossil fuels to make up the shortfall when renewables aren’t producing enough power to meet their demands. What you really want to look at is the average CO2/kWh of electricity produced (lifetime) and see what the lowest over-all number is, and how they produce that power (it’s France BTW).
Is it a map of percentage of installed power source theoretical capabilities or percentage of actual origin of electricity that has been consummed over a one year period?
Or something else?
The problem is, these show only electrical energy, and not energy needed for heating.
Electrical energy is only around 30% of the overall energy need.
Also, this probably doesn’t show private renewables in homes.
So this map is probably inacurate and doesn’t show the whole picture.
I just wish we’d get around to completing our second nuclear power plant / installing the reactors originally intended for it in the first.
Is German coal renewable ? Or is this old data ?
What are we measuring here? How does one define „importance“? Really poorly made and labelled map