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This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 92%. (I'm a bot)


Wind and solar power produced more of the EU's electricity than fossil gas for the first time last year.
Through the turbulence of 2022 - from cutting ties with Russia to climate-driven drought and soaring gas prices - Europe's clean energy transition soldiered on.
What we can say for sure, with all the certainty of hindsight, was that 2022 was a year of bold action - in which energy insecurity catalysed rather than derailed Europe's electricity transition.


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In 2020, the energy mix in the EU, meaning the range of energy sources available, was mainly made up by five different sources: petroleum products (including crude oil) (35 %), natural gas (24 %), renewable energy (17 %), nuclear energy (13 %) and solid fossil fuels (12 %). >

UK energy sources "live" data from Gridwatch. >

Not sure if I like the layout. Thanks anyway. >

Each to their own but gridwatch website makes my eyes bleed as it looks like it's designed in Dreamweaver in the late 90s near 00s lol. >

Born in the 50's so suits me just fine LOL! >

I joking was going to say about being born in the 60s hehe.