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North Sea states sign deal for “world’s largest energy hub” to wean off fossil imports and say no to Trump

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By Benjamin Wehrmann Verified
| RenewEconomy Verified
The North Sea’s neighbouring states have launched a joint initiative to massively scale up offshore wind power production and international grid connections. By turning Europe’s famously windy northern maritime zone into a renewable energy reservoir, the countries aim to lower industry costs and provide the region with a reliable clean electricity source to help Europe reduce its dependence on fossil fuel imports.
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Solar overtakes lignite to keep Germany’s renewable electricity share stable at 55.9 pct in 2025

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By Benjamin Wehrmann Verified
| RenewEconomy Verified
The fast growth of solar PV capacity in Germany helped keep the country’s share of renewable energy in the electricity grid stable at 55.9 percent in 2025, an analysis by the research institute Fraunhofer ISE has shown. Solar power output grew by 21 percent over the year and fed 71 terawatt hours (TWh) into the public grid, meaning the renewable energy source surpassed lignite-fired power generation (67 TWh) for the first time.
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Solar power boom keeps Germany’s 2025 renewable electricity share stable

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By Benjamin Wehrmann Verified
| Clean Energy Wire Verified
The fast growth of solar PV capacity in Germany helped keep the country’s share of renewable energy in the electricity grid stable at 55.9 percent in 2025, an analysis by the research institute Fraunhofer ISE has shown. Solar power output grew by 21 percent over the year and fed 71 terawatt hours (TWh) into the public grid, meaning the renewable energy source surpassed lignite-fired power generation (67 TWh) for the first time.
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