A fall of 19% in the first half of 2019 the European coal and electricity half by scenery, the other half by natural gas

Solar photovoltaic (pv) net news: eu countries from 2012 to 2018 of coal, has decreased by 30%. June 1 to 2019 the European Union's coal output and decreased by 19%.

had fallen to coal most European countries, including Germany fell by 22%, but still account for 35% of the eu coal electricity in Germany. In Germany has not been a day of coal, Britain is the first half of the year has been realized for many days without coal, and no coal France almost every day.

as a whole, in the first half of 2019 the European Union countries of coal fell by 50 billion KWH, and increase 30 billion KWH wind power and solar power, natural gas increased by 30 billion KWH. It can be said that the European Union coal drop half was replaced by the wind power and solar energy, the other half substitute for natural gas.

if this trend continues until the end of the year, 2019, 65 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions will be reduced in the European Union, the European Union's greenhouse gas emissions to reduce 1. 5% and is expected to coal-fired power plants could still account for 12% of the eu greenhouse gas emissions by 2019.

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