Yeah, there is a slight increase in natural gas over the years (with large fluctuations), while coal is in slight decline. By far the largest share of the nuclear phaseout has been replacing it with renewables.
One can discuss the pros and cons of german energy politics (of which there are both plenty), but that should start by knowing the facts.
Look at the numbers: https://www.cleanenergywire.org/factsheets/germanys-energy-c...
Yeah, there is a slight increase in natural gas over the years (with large fluctuations), while coal is in slight decline. By far the largest share of the nuclear phaseout has been replacing it with renewables.
One can discuss the pros and cons of german energy politics (of which there are both plenty), but that should start by knowing the facts.