Thats an interesting graph, theres alot of conflicting information about the % the EU gets from renewables. The EEA has a 30% target for 2030, that graph would indicate that we have already passed that in 2020 when it was reporting the share at 22%.
www.eea.europa.eu
China is pushing renewables and other forms of energy, they aren't stupid and removing reliance on their domestic coal and foreign sources (which for differing reasons are not good for them as a country) they are pushing forward in a big way with renewables, the scale of their economy means they can't just flip over night
I do like the below website for up to date share of the UK energy grid
Shows the live status of Great Britain's electrical power transmission network
grid.iamkate.com
Speaking to a Client who are a government body responsible for providing energy about future power sources, they see Gas as being the difficult one to kick, at the moment its expensive but they expect this to drop in a few years. Nuclear will come into play more and is the current answer. The dream is Hydrogen but its an expensive (in energy terms) source to extract but maybe using Fusion to extract the Hydrogen would reduce the Carbon impact.
Its really exciting seeing how we are looking at turning stuff around, and with it the challenges that brings. The above is just some peoples opinions, although better placed than me to make judgement on things like this.
