Fuel Mix Disclosure
Average fuel mix for electricity consumption in Norway
Fossil (42.2%) Hydro (35.8%) Nuclear (21.5%) Biomass (0.4%) Wind (0.1%) Solar (0.0%)The annual share of renewable electricity in the Norwegian market dropped in 2010 to 24%. It is expected that this share has declined further in 2011. Consumer who do not purchase renewable electricity, will get more than 75% from non-renewable sources such as coal, gas and nuclear power.
| Source | percentage (2010) |
|---|---|
| Fossil | 42.2% |
| Hydroelectricity | 35.8% |
| Nuclear power | 21.5% |
| Biomass | 0.4% |
| Wind power | 0.1% |
| Solar power | 0.0% |
| CO2 | 286 g/kWh |
| Nuclear waste | 0.0022 g/kWh |
This is the result of Norway exporting the bulk of its Guarantees of Origin.
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