The share of clean energy in electricity in the EU is increasing

According to the Renewable Energy Report of the American Energy Enformation Administration (EIA) Renewable Energy Report, the expansion of renewable energy and the reduction of the greenhouse gas release in the EU countries, the ratio of electricity from non-carbon-based sources between 2002 and 2012, appeared from 50 percent to 56 percent. This increase created electrical, basic pens produced by solar, wind and biomass.

[[T]]]] [[[T]- France, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland are among the leading EU countries in renewable energy. [[

- According to the report, the rising share of Germany in renewable energy is also worth mentioning. In this period, the country's carbon-based non-electric production increased from 38 percent to 41 percen Tags. Germany, Fukuşima, after the nuclear accident, the electricity came from nuclear 12 percent of the electricity turned to other sources.

- The EU closes at the 27 percent of the energy needs of member countries up to 2030 and 40 percent reduction of greenhouse bond.

- In this context, member countries invest in resources such as geothermal, hydroelectric, nuclear, solar energy, tigit energy and wind energy.
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