The capacity for wind and solar energy in the European Union increased by 65% from 2019 to 2023, with Germany making the largest contribution, according to an analysis by energy think tank Ember. The report, published on Monday, stated that Germany accounted for 22% of the EU increase, followed by Spain with 13%. Over half of the 27 EU member states had at least doubled their wind and solar capacity during the period. From 2019 to 2023, solar capacity in the EU more than doubled, reaching 257 gigawatts last year. Over the course of these four years, this equates to the daily installation of ov…