Greece has secured the second spot worldwide in electricity production from photovoltaics, generating 19% of its electricity from solar power in 2023, according to the Ember report. It ranks fourth globally for per capita solar energy production and has reduced CO2 emissions by 57% since 2007, underscoring its commitment to renewable energy and sustainability.
In 2023, photovoltaics generated 19% of Greece's electricity, trailing only Chile.
The report highlights Greece's strong performance in photovoltaic energy, placing it fourth globally in per capita energy production from photovoltaics with 899 kilowatt-hours per year. Australia leads this category with 1,810 kWh, followed by the Netherlands with 1,208 kWh, and Spain with 949 kWh.
Notably, Greece ranks first globally in photovoltaic production among countries with more typical sunlight conditions, excluding those with extreme sunshine like Australia and Chile.
(Source: NewsIT)
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