Bavaria
–
the
country’s
biggest
state
and
its
second-most
populous
with
12
million
inhabitants
–
is
also
relatively
sunny
by
German
standards.
Thousands
of
roof-top
PV
panels
are
installed
on
its
farms,
while
ground-mounted
solar
arrays
are
seen
across
the
state.
Bavaria
had
9.6GW
in
installed
solar
capacity
by
the
end
of
last
year,
according
to
Germany’s
solar
industry
federation,
BSW
Solar.
All
renewables
combined
accounted
for
34%
of
the
state’s
output
in
2012,
with
a
high
share
for
hydro-power
–
but
still
very
little
wind.
By
2021
–
the
year
Germany
is
scheduled
to
switch
off
its
last
nuclear
plant
–
Bavaria…