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Compare the renewable share of electricity across the G7 and cite each value.
Sources foundValues checkedReady to refine
CountryShareEvidence
Canada67%Source 01
Germany55%Source 02
United Kingdom47%Source 03
United States24%Source 04
4 values · 4 publisher sourcesOpen in Studio →
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EVIDENCE FOR SELECTED ROW
Canada · renewable electricity shareMatched
Publisher evidence supports the selected year, unit and geographic definition.
Definition and methodologyReview
Confirm whether hydro, wind, solar and other renewable sources use the same denominator.
Editorial noteAttached
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