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    Figure 10.6 The Solar Age: The End of Power Monopolies? The Share of Private Power

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    The document discusses different renewable energy sources for electricity generation in Germany including photovoltaics, wind power, hydropower, and biomass. It provides data showing the percentage and total electricity generated in millions of kWh from each private source as of 2004, with wind power contributing the most at 99% and biomass the least at 17%. The figure suggests renewable energy sources have increased electricity generation from private citizens and decreased reliance on utility power plants in Germany.

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    The document discusses different renewable energy sources for electricity generation in Germany including photovoltaics, wind power, hydropower, and biomass. It provides data showing the percentage and total electricity generated in millions of kWh from each private source as of 2004, with wind power contributing the most at 99% and biomass the least at 17%. The figure suggests renewable energy sources have increased electricity generation from private citizens and decreased reliance on utility power plants in Germany.

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    The document discusses different renewable energy sources for electricity generation in Germany including photovoltaics, wind power, hydropower, and biomass. It provides data showing the percentage and total electricity generated in millions of kWh from each private source as of 2004, with wind power contributing the most at 99% and biomass the least at 17%. The figure suggests renewable energy sources have increased electricity generation from private citizens and decreased reliance on utility power plants in Germany.

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    Figure 10.6 The Solar Age: The End of Power Monopolies? The Share of Private Power

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    The document discusses different renewable energy sources for electricity generation in Germany including photovoltaics, wind power, hydropower, and biomass. It provides data showing the percentage and total electricity generated in millions of kWh from each private source as of 2004, with wind power contributing the most at 99% and biomass the least at 17%. The figure suggests renewable energy sources have increased electricity generation from private citizens and decreased reliance on utility power plants in Germany.

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    Photovoltaics

    Wind power

    Hydropower

    Biomass

    96%

    99%

    73%

    17% Share of electricity generated by private citizens in millions of kWh 542 25,214 3,611 6,974

    Power from private systems (including mining companies and production industry) Power from utility plants

    Figure 10.6 The Solar Age: The end of power monopolies? The share of private power generators as of 2004 in Germany
    Source: Authors depiction based on VDW-Projektgruppe Strombilanzen, 2006

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