Meanwhile in Germany:
I'm going to assume that those numbers only represent electric power generation. I wonder how much international import/export of power might change them.
this post was submitted on 25 Oct 2023
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Here in Hungary, 90% of electricty mix is putin ๐คฃ( 36% putin's nuclear fuel, 44% putin's natural gas) as his slave orban prohibited building of wind turbines, makes solar investments unpredictable, insecure, and we dont have any fast rivers for hydro
Good cherry picking about "current mix" and not something along the lines of "current cleanest mixes"
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At the time of posting the UK energy mix is a disappointing 50% FF. Not a lot of wind in the North Sea I guess. At peak it could be 25% FF or even lower with clear skies. At least there's usually more wind at the same time lower temperatures increase demand.
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Checked for my countrt, Slovenia: ~25 percent of electricity generated is fossil fuel based, around 15% is imported.