Pie chart showing Austria power generation for 2026-03-10: Biomass 3%, Hydro 38%, Wind onshore 20%, Solar 13%, Other renewable 0%, Gas 13%, Other conventional 2%, Net imports 6%, Net pumped hydro 5%

🇦🇹 Yesterday all wind accounted for ~20% of Austria electrical power generation (34GWh). Solar was ~13% (22GWh). Hydro power net of pumped was ~43% (73GWh).

Source: SMARD

#Austria #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy

Pie chart showing New Zealand power generation for 2026-03-10: Battery 0%, Coal 3%, Cogeneration 1%, Gas 3%, Geothermal 22%, Hydro 65%, Solar 1%, Wind 5%

🇳🇿 Yesterday wind accounted for ~5% of New Zealand electrical power generation (6.2GWh). Solar was ~1% (1GWh). Hydro was ~65% (73.6GWh). Geothermal was ~22% (25.3GWh).

Source: EM6

#NewZealand #windenergy #solarenergy #geothermalenergy #hydroenergy

Pie chart showing eastern Australia power generation for 2026-03-10: Net Hydro 6%, Biomass 0%, Coal 53%, Distillate 0%, Gas 4%, Solar rooftop 19%, Solar utility 11%, Wind 7%

🇦🇺 Yesterday wind accounted for ~7% of eastern Australia electrical power generation (46GWh). All solar was ~30% (191GWh). Net hydro was ~6% (35.1GWh). (W/o WA & NT)

Source: OpenElectric

#Australia #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy

Pie chart showing miso power generation for yesterday, 2026-03-10: Battery 0%, Coal 26%, Net imports 2%, Gas 28%, Nuclear 13%, Other 2%, Solar 4%, Wind 24%

🇺🇸 Yesterday wind accounted for ~24% of MISO electrical power generation (418.1GWh). Solar was ~4% (69.4GWh).

Source: MISO

#MISO #windenergy #solarenergy

Pie chart showing New York power generation for yesterday, 2026-03-10: Dual fuel 22%, Hydro 26%, Gas 27%, Nuclear 16%, Other fossil 0%, Other renewables 3%, Wind 7%

🗽 Yesterday wind accounted for ~7% of New York electrical power generation (20GWh). Hydro was ~26% (77GWh). Other renewable power was ~3% (8GWh).

Source: GridStatus

#NY #windenergy #hydroenergy

Pie chart showing Portugal power generation for 2026-03-10: Solar 8%, Wind 18%, Gas 17%, Other Thermal 0%, Biomass 4%, Net hydro 52%

🇵🇹 Yesterday wind power accounted for ~18% of Portugal electrical power generation (32GWh). Solar was ~8% (15GWh). Net hydro was ~52% (94GWh).

Source: REN

#Portugal #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy

Pie chart showing California power generation for yesterday, 2026-03-10: Solar 29%, Wind 18%, Geothermal 3%, Biomass 1%, Biogas 1%, Nuclear 10%, Gas 9%, Hydro 11%, Net Imports 18%

🇺🇸 Yesterday wind accounted for ~18% of California electrical power generation in CAISO's territory (96GWh). Solar was ~29% (157GWh). All hydro power was ~11% (58GWh). Geothermal was ~3% (16GWh).

Source: CAISO

#California #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy #geothermalenergy

Pie chart showing Luxembourg power generation for 2026-03-10: Biomass 3%, Hydro 2%, Wind onshore 8%, Solar 5%, Gas 1%, Other conventional 2%, Net imports 79%

🇱🇺 Yesterday all wind accounted for ~8% of Luxembourg electrical power generation (1111MWh). Solar was ~5% (739MWh). Hydro was ~2% (265MWh).

Source: SMARD

#Luxembourg #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy

Pie chart showing Northern Ireland power generation for yesterday, 2026-03-10: Other 41%, Wind 55%, Solar 1%, Net imports 4%

🇬🇧 Yesterday wind accounted for ~55% of Northern Ireland electrical power generation (14GWh). Solar was ~1% (0.1GWh).

Source: SONI

#NorthernIreland #windenergy #solarenergy

Pie chart showing Ireland power generation for yesterday, 2026-03-10: Other 30%, Wind 65%, Solar 2%, Net imports 3%

🇮🇪 Yesterday wind accounted for ~65% of Ireland electrical power generation (65GWh). Solar was ~2% (1.8GWh).

Source: EirGrid

#Ireland #windenergy #solarenergy

Pie chart showing GB power generation for 2026-03-10: Nuclear 8%, Storage 1%, Hydro 1%, Imports 13%, Gas 21%, Other 1%, Biomass 8%, Wind 43%, Solar 5%

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Yesterday wind accounted for ~43% of Great Britain electrical power generation (373GWh). Solar was ~5% (40GWh). Hydro was ~1% (9GWh).

Source: NESO

#GB #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy

Pie chart showing Italy power generation for yesterday, 2026-03-10: Geothermal 2%, Hydro 11%, Solar 11%, Thermal 53%, Wind 1%, Net imports 21%

🇮🇹 Yesterday wind accounted for ~1% of Italy electrical power generation (12GWh). Solar was ~11% (92GWh). Net hydro power was ~11% (90GWh). Geothermal was ~2% (14GWh).

Source: Terna

#Italy #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy #geothermalenergy

Pie chart showing Belgium power generation for yesterday, 2026-03-10: Biomass 0%, Batteries 1%, Gas 16%, Oil 0%, Hydro pumped storage 1%, Hydro run-of-river and poundage 0%, Nuclear 23%, Other 4%, Solar 8%, Waste 2%, Wind offshore 5%, Wind onshore 6%, Net imports 34%

🇧🇪 Yesterday wind accounted for ~11% of Belgium electrical power generation (24GWh). Solar was ~8% (17GWh). Hydro was ~1% (2GWh).

Source: Elia

#Belgium #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy

Pie chart showing France power generation for 2026-03-10: Biomass 1%, Gas 3%, Oil 0%, Hydro pumped 1%, Hydro run 9%, Hydro storage 4%, Nuclear 71%, Solar 5%, Waste 1%, Wind offshore 1%, Wind onshore 4%

🇫🇷 Yesterday wind accounted for ~5% of France electrical power generation (79GWh). Solar was ~5% (77.7GWh). Hydro net of pumping was ~14% (215GWh).

Source: RTE

#France #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy

Pie chart showing Spain power generation for 2026-03-10: Cogeneration 5%, Net imports 2%, Fossil 24%, Hydro 27%, Non-renewable waste 0%, Nuclear 16%, Other renewables 2%, Solar 16%, Wind 8%

🇪🇸 Yesterday wind accounted for ~8% of Spain electrical power generation (64GWh). Solar was ~16% (123GWh). Hydro was ~27% (204GWh).

Source: RedEléctrica

#Spain #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy

Pie chart showing Finland power generation for yesterday, 2026-03-10: Biomass 9%, Gas 0%, Hard coal 0%, Peat 1%, Hydro 8%, Nuclear 38%, Other 2%, Other renewable 0%, Solar 1%, Waste 0%, Wind 35%, Net imports 4%

🇫🇮 Yesterday wind accounted for ~35% of Finland electrical power generation (95GWh). Hydro was ~8% (21GWh). Solar was ~1% (4GWh).

Source: ENTSO-E

#Finland #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy

Pie chart showing Germany power generation for 2026-03-10: Biomass 8%, Hydro 3%, Wind offshore 2%, Wind onshore 10%, Solar 20%, Other renewable 0%, Lignite 22%, Hard coal 9%, Gas 15%, Other conventional 4%, Net imports 8%, Net pumped hydro 1%

🇩🇪 Yesterday all wind accounted for ~12% of Germany electrical power generation (147GWh). Solar was ~20% (250GWh). Hydro power net of pumped was ~3% (44GWh).

Source: SMARD

#Germany #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy

Pie chart showing Denmark power generation for 2026-03-10: Biomass 21%, Hard coal 2%, Oil 0%, Gas 3%, Waste 7%, Wind offshore 8%, Wind onshore 7%, Solar 6%, Net imports 47%

🇩🇰 Yesterday wind accounted for ~14% of Denmark electrical power generation (17.2GWh). Solar was ~6% (6.7GWh).

Source: Energy-Charts.info

#Denmark #windenergy #solarenergy

So tedious to have to keep correcting this misinformation: Carter’s solar hot-water panels came down in 1986 for roof maintenance and never got put back up. That’s halfway through Reagan’s second term.

You don’t have to make up things to blame Reagan for.

Pie chart showing Netherlands power generation for 2026-03-10: Wind onshore 4%, Gas 30%, Coal 11%, Solar 14%, Nuclear 4%, Waste 3%, Biomass 2%, Other 2%, Combo H&P 14%, Wind offshore 7%, Net imports 9%

🇳🇱 Yesterday wind accounted for ~12% of Netherlands electrical power generation (35GWh). Solar was ~14% (41.9GWh).

Source: NED

#Netherlands #windenergy #solarenergy

Glad to see the soufflé is still around. Keep on cooking! 🥘

Pie chart showing New Zealand power generation for 2026-03-09: Battery 0%, Cogeneration 1%, Gas 4%, Geothermal 22%, Hydro 61%, Solar 1%, Wind 11%

🇳🇿 Yesterday wind accounted for ~11% of New Zealand electrical power generation (12.1GWh). Solar was ~1% (1.4GWh). Hydro was ~61% (69.1GWh). Geothermal was ~22% (25GWh).

Source: EM6

#NewZealand #windenergy #solarenergy #geothermalenergy #hydroenergy

Pie chart showing eastern Australia power generation for 2026-03-09: Net Hydro 6%, Net Battery 0%, Biomass 0%, Coal 55%, Gas 5%, Solar rooftop 12%, Solar utility 8%, Wind 14%

🇦🇺 Yesterday wind accounted for ~14% of eastern Australia electrical power generation (78GWh). All solar was ~20% (116GWh). Net hydro was ~6% (35.8GWh). Net battery was ~0% (1.9GWh). (W/o WA & NT)

Source: OpenElectric

#Australia #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy

Pie chart showing miso power generation for yesterday, 2026-03-09: Coal 24%, Net imports 2%, Gas 28%, Nuclear 14%, Other 2%, Solar 6%, Wind 24%

🇺🇸 Yesterday wind accounted for ~24% of MISO electrical power generation (404.4GWh). Solar was ~6% (99.9GWh).

Source: MISO

#MISO #windenergy #solarenergy

Pie chart showing California power generation for yesterday, 2026-03-09: Solar 29%, Wind 9%, Geothermal 3%, Biomass 1%, Biogas 1%, Nuclear 10%, Gas 13%, Hydro 12%, Net Imports 23%

🇺🇸 Yesterday wind accounted for ~9% of California electrical power generation in CAISO's territory (47GWh). Solar was ~29% (152GWh). All hydro power was ~12% (63GWh). Geothermal was ~3% (16GWh).

Source: CAISO

#California #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy #geothermalenergy

Pie chart showing Netherlands power generation for 2026-03-09: Wind onshore 0%, Gas 29%, Coal 10%, Solar 28%, Nuclear 4%, Waste 2%, Biomass 3%, Other 2%, Combo H&P 13%, Wind offshore 0%, Net imports 9%

🇳🇱 Yesterday wind accounted for ~0% of Netherlands electrical power generation (1GWh). Solar was ~28% (87.1GWh).

Source: NED

#Netherlands #windenergy #solarenergy

Pick a CITY

If Bill Gates was serious, he could take one of his billions and install solar panels at a phenomenal scale. Or home batteries. Pick a coy and do it.

That would actually have an immediate and obvious impact.

“Vehicle to whatever”, so you could use your car as a home battery or feed the grid with it. Car batteries are on the order of 100kWh (a little less usually), much bigger than typical home battery installations. Check YouTube for vids of people running their home off a car.

Pie chart showing New York power generation for yesterday, 2026-03-09: Dual fuel 21%, Hydro 20%, Gas 27%, Nuclear 16%, Other fossil 0%, Other renewables 3%, Wind 14%

🗽 Yesterday wind accounted for ~14% of New York electrical power generation (43GWh). Hydro was ~20% (62GWh). Other renewable power was ~3% (9GWh).

Source: GridStatus

#NY #windenergy #hydroenergy