In 2018, 66 in Germany. 6% of new housing to use renewable energy to keep warm

Solar photovoltaic (pv) net news: Germany's federal bureau of statistics recently released figures showing that 2018 new housing in 66 in Germany. 6% achieved using renewable energy to keep warm. Last year, according to new housing 10 in Germany. 720000 units, of which 47. 2% renewable energy as its main energy source of supply.

the federal bureau of statistics data show that last year the German renewable energy in residential, proportion of the use of natural gas for the first time at the top of the list. The use of natural gas ratio from 47 in 2017. 4% to 43% in the last year and other conventional energy use ratio of 9. 8%.

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