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Germany made up for the loss of nuclear power mainly by ramping up renewable energy sources like wind and solar, which grew to cover a significant share of the electricity mix—renewables accounted for about XX% of the electrical load between April 2023 and April 2024.
Some of the gap was also filled by electricity imports, increased energy savings, and self-consumption from rooftop solar, while fossil fuel generation actually decreased in the first year after the nuclear exit.
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