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Stacked bar chart illustrating the percent contributions of each generation type in the power sectors of Algeria, Egypt, France, Greece, Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Portugal, Spain, Tunisia, and Türkiye. Algeria’s energy mix is made of 1.6% solar, 0.04% wind, 97.8% oil & gas, and 0.6% hydropower. Egypt’s energy mix is made of 5.5% solar, 4.8% wind, 85.1% oil & gas, 0.07% bioenergy, and 4.5% hydropower. France’s energy mix is made of 9.3% solar, 18.7% wind, 8.4% oil & gas, 1.4% coal, 47.4% nuclear, 0.6% bioenergy, and 14.2% hydropower. Greece’s energy mix is made of 24.2% solar, 22.4% wind, 34.0% oil & gas, 6.7% coal, and 12.6% hydropower. Italy’s energy mix is made of 6.5% solar, 12.6% wind, 58.7% oil & gas, 1.5% coal, 1.0% bioenergy, 1.0% geothermal, and 18.8% hydropower. Jordan’s energy mix is made of 25.4% solar, 8.8% wind, 65.6% oil & gas, and 0.2% bioenergy. Lebanon’s energy mix is made of 0.2% solar, 94.6% oil & gas, and 5.2% hydropower. Libya’s energy mix is made of 3.3% solar and 96.7% oil & gas. Morocco’s energy mix is made of 10.2% solar, 16.1% wind, 18.8% oil & gas, 40.4% coal, 0.p05% bioenergy, and 14.4% hydropower. Portugal’s energy mix is made of 16.1% solar, 26.2% wind, 21.1% oil & gas, 2.1% bioenergy, 0.1% geothermal, and 34.4% hydropower. Spain’s energy mix is made of 29.6% solar, 25.4% wind, 25.6% oil & gas, 0.2% coal, 6.1% nuclear, 0.7% bioenergy, and 12.5% hydropower. Tunisia’s energy mix is made of 3.2% solar, 4.2% wind, and 92.5% oil & gas. Türkiye’s energy mix is made of 15.7% solar, 13.3% wind, 24.8% oil & gas, 19.5% coal, 1.1% bioenergy, 1.8% geothermal, and 23.7% hydropower.|