Renewable energy; capacity, domestic prod. and consumption, 1990-2013

Renewable energy is energy from wind, hydropower, sun, soil, outdoor air heat, heat from just milked milk and biomass. This table provides data on the capacity, domestic production and consumption of biomass in the field of renewable energy. The data is broken down by type of energy source or type of technology. Data available from 1990 to 2013, annually Status of the figures: This table shows the final figures up to 2012 and a provisional capacity figure 2013 on solar power. As this table has been discontinued, the 2013 data will no longer be finalised. Changes as of 12 June 2014: None, this table has been discontinued. When will there be new figures: No longer applicable. Most of the data from this table are reflected in the following tables: — Biomass; consumption and energy production from biomass by technique — Soil energy; extraction of heat and cold — Heat pumps; numbers, thermal power and energy flows — Solar heat; number of installations, collector surface and heat production — Renewable electricity; production and Capability