Sweden's remarkably clean power grid. In November, this was its electricity generation mix: Hydro 38% Wind 31% Nuclear 28% Bioenergy 4% Zero coal or gas. - Ember data

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2024-12-05 10:46

Sweden's remarkably clean power grid. In November, this was its electricity generation mix: Hydro 38% Wind 31% Nuclear 28% Bioenergy 4% Zero coal or gas. - Ember data

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2 小時內	Nick Bakita nickbakita	Is this data from this year? Would love to see a year over year change, especially with nuclear. Noticed no solar?!
3 小時內	mikael.engdahl	It's worth mentioning the the prices often go nuts in southern Sweden, which is far away from the relatively stable hydro.
4 小時內	Stefanie stefanie_pauels	Nuclear is not clean! Just because it doesn’t emit carbon dioxide it is still not clean, let alone cheap. It leaves waste that will be highly problematic. No one has a forever solution for the already existing waste and so on. So , before they don’t get this from the list, it’s only a good way.
4 小時內	Curtis Lane ccslane	No solar ?!
6 小時內	Car Later parco_monstri	Send nuleaer wastes to Japan
13 小時內	Alan Chasteen alcat1208	One U.S. State,California, has 3 times the population of Sweden. It’s not too difficult on small scale. CA has lots of solar but can’t get it into the grid.
19 小時內	Gluten-free sourdough bread sourdoughstereo	Unfortunately it’s useless, because all Swedes in the country side burn wood in their stoves and they actually think it’s not bad for the environment!
20 小時內	Linda Lövgren lindaglovgren	I’m heating my house through geothermal energy. We drilled a hole into the ground. Makes it very nice inside and we only need extra heating through electricity on very cold days.
一天內	PA Nilsson panil70	And prices for this energy is sky high… (but we sell a lot of energy to other countries and no profit to people of Sweden) do not forget to mention we use an old oil based power plant during the coldest winter days… (and shut down 4 fully functioning nuclear power plants)