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Nuclear in Germany

Electricity generation from nuclear in Germany came to 6.7 TWh in 2023 — Bundesnetzagentur SMARD data for every year, month and the last 90 days since 2015, each value linked to its record.

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How much electricity did Germany generate from nuclear each year since 2015?

PeriodNuclear
201584.4 TWh
201680.2 TWh
201772.2 TWh
201871.8 TWh
201971.0 TWh
202060.9 TWh
202165.4 TWh
202232.8 TWh
20236.7 TWh

How much electricity did Germany generate from nuclear in each month since 2015?

PeriodNuclear
December 20230 MWh
November 20230 MWh
October 20230 MWh
September 20230 MWh
August 20230 MWh
July 20230 MWh
June 20230 MWh
May 20230 MWh
April 2023968.1 GWh
March 20232.1 TWh
February 20231.9 TWh
January 20231.7 TWh
December 20222.7 TWh
November 20222.8 TWh
October 20222.7 TWh
September 20222.9 TWh
August 20222.9 TWh
July 20222.9 TWh
June 20222.2 TWh
May 20222.2 TWh
April 20222.9 TWh
March 20223.0 TWh
February 20222.7 TWh
January 20222.9 TWh
December 20215.6 TWh
November 20215.6 TWh
October 20215.3 TWh
September 20215.5 TWh
August 20215.8 TWh
July 20215.5 TWh
June 20214.9 TWh
May 20215.3 TWh
April 20215.1 TWh
March 20215.5 TWh
February 20215.3 TWh
January 20215.9 TWh
December 20205.8 TWh
November 20204.8 TWh
October 20205.1 TWh
September 20205.3 TWh
August 20205.6 TWh
July 20204.2 TWh
June 20204.7 TWh
May 20204.3 TWh
April 20204.7 TWh
March 20205.4 TWh
February 20205.2 TWh
January 20205.8 TWh
December 20196.5 TWh
November 20196.5 TWh
October 20196.7 TWh
September 20195.8 TWh
August 20195.5 TWh
July 20195.4 TWh
June 20194.6 TWh
May 20194.6 TWh
April 20195.7 TWh
March 20196.7 TWh
February 20196.2 TWh
January 20196.8 TWh
December 20186.8 TWh
November 20186.3 TWh
October 20185.7 TWh
September 20185.6 TWh
August 20186.5 TWh
July 20186.2 TWh
June 20185.7 TWh
May 20184.9 TWh
April 20185.2 TWh
March 20186.2 TWh
February 20186.1 TWh
January 20186.7 TWh
December 20177.2 TWh
November 20176.9 TWh
October 20177.4 TWh
September 20176.4 TWh
August 20177.1 TWh
July 20175.3 TWh
June 20176.3 TWh
May 20175.6 TWh
April 20174.8 TWh
March 20174.9 TWh
February 20174.5 TWh
January 20175.7 TWh
December 20166.3 TWh
November 20167.4 TWh
October 20167.8 TWh
September 20166.8 TWh
August 20167.0 TWh
July 20166.1 TWh
June 20166.0 TWh
May 20164.9 TWh
April 20165.1 TWh
March 20167.7 TWh
February 20167.2 TWh
January 20167.8 TWh
December 20157.7 TWh
November 20157.5 TWh
October 20156.7 TWh
September 20157.3 TWh
August 20157.1 TWh
July 20155.1 TWh
June 20156.3 TWh
May 20156.9 TWh
April 20156.9 TWh
March 20157.3 TWh
February 20157.5 TWh
January 20158.2 TWh

All sources, consumption and prices

Source: Bundesnetzagentur | SMARD.de, licence CC BY 4.0. Realised net generation by energy source and grid load (electricity consumption) for Germany; residual load = grid load minus wind and solar. Day-ahead price: average of the bidding zone Germany/Luxembourg as aggregated by SMARD (from October 1, 2018). Renewable share = wind, solar, biomass, hydropower and other renewables as a share of total generation, not of consumption. Partial periods (including the latest day, which SMARD may still complete) are marked. Values are as published by SMARD; jumps between years can reflect changes in the reporting basis. Source record.

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