It's a little hard to compare countries when measurement techniques differ, but my rough layman's interpretation puts the proportion of renewable energy as a pa

It's a little hard to compare countries when measurement techniques differ, but my rough layman's interpretation puts the proportion of renewable energy as a part of Germany's total electricity generation at around 40%. For the USA, this is just above 20%, and for the UK it's somewhere around 60%. And in Norway, well, that rounds up to 100% :) That only takes into account electricity production, though - these countries might still import large amounts of oil and gas for burning, such as Germany, or simply buy their electricity from other countries.