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While the German government admits that transforming its energy infrastructure is a more complex undertaking than originally thought, officials insist that it remains on track to meet ambitious goals, including a 50% share for renewables in gross electricity consumption by 2030.
Produce 80% of its gross electricity consumption by renewable energy sources.
Sixty percent of the gross energy demand and 80% of the gross electricity consumption shall be provided by RES.
In 2013, a total wind power capacity of 34.179 MW was installed (47.4 TWh), which covered 8% of the German gross electricity consumption [4].
For the current state of transition towards a renewable power system in Germany with a RES share in gross electricity consumption of 31.7% in 2016 [24], the requirement for flexible power provision from bioenergy is still limited on a national scale.
The German word "Energiewende" has become a common expression in many other countries for the challenge that Germany has set itself; by 2050, Germany wants to: Reduce its GHG emissions by at least 80 to 95% Produce 60% of its final end energy consumption by renewable energy sources Produce 80% of its gross electricity consumption by renewable energy sources.
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