世界
11%
2018年にチリの電力構成における太陽光と風力のシェアは11％に達した（2010年以来+ 10ポイント）.
風力と太陽エネルギーのシェアは急速に着実に伸びており（2018年には0.8ポイント）、7.5％に達している
2018年、世界の電力構成における風力と太陽光のシェアは0.8ポイント増加しました。これは、2018年の総発電量の30％以上をこれらの発電が占めたからです（太陽光が16％、風力が15％）。
技術コストの低下と野心的な政策に拍車をかけられ、2018年も風力発電と太陽光発電のシェアは、ラテンアメリカ（ブラジルとチリでは野心的な再生可能エネルギーのロールアウト）を中心に、アジア（中国、インド、日本）で順調に推移しました。 ヨーロッパでは（特にドイツ、イギリス、ベルギー、トルコ）。 米国とオーストラリアでも風力と太陽光の技術が勢いを増しています。 アフリカや化石燃料生産地域（CISおよび中東）では、少量にとどまっています。
世界のエネルギー動向、2019年版
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Nov
US wind capacity exceeds 100 GW mark
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Nov
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