Germany on electricity.
What's powering Germany right now, what powered it yesterday, and what it cost. Live generation mix from BNetzA SMARD; annual history from AGEE-Stat; wholesale prices from the day-ahead market.
Live generation mix.
Quarter-hourly generation mix straight from the grid. Switch between week, month, and year views. Renewables now account for 58.8% of generation; the share moves hour by hour with sun and wind.
The grid in real time.
Annual generation history.
Year-by-year generation by source from 2010. The shape of the German energy transition: coal halved, renewables more than doubled, nuclear decommissioned. Solar and wind together now produce more than any single fossil source.
A decade and a half of transition.
From a third to nearly two-thirds in fifteen years.
Wholesale price.
The average wholesale price was €89.32/MWh in 2025, with 573 hours of negative prices. The wholesale price is roughly half of what consumers ultimately pay; network fees, taxes and levies make up the rest.