cool. But how their electricity bills has changed in the last 5 years?
Straight_Ad2258 on
now that coal is gone, next on the line is to reduce the share of natural gas ( around 25% of electricity generation) over the past 12 months) as well as biomass( 7.88%) and imports( 14.34%)
combined share of wind and solar in UK over the past 12 months is 35.62%, up from 14% in 2015
Maeglin75 on
Hopefully they will not all die of windmill cancer.
Jazano107 on
One of the few things we do well. Now we just need to pass the benefits onto the people
slashfromgunsnroses on
Thought Y was %. -110% coal – pretty impressive lol
OutrageousMoss on
Meanwhile in Germany..
eroica1804 on
Meanwhile when Thatcher was closing some of the unprofitable coal mines, then according to the left and the unions, end of the world was on the horizon…
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source : [https://ember-climate.org/insights/research/the-uks-journey-to-a-coal-power-phase-out/](https://ember-climate.org/insights/research/the-uks-journey-to-a-coal-power-phase-out/)
cool. But how their electricity bills has changed in the last 5 years?
now that coal is gone, next on the line is to reduce the share of natural gas ( around 25% of electricity generation) over the past 12 months) as well as biomass( 7.88%) and imports( 14.34%)
combined share of wind and solar in UK over the past 12 months is 35.62%, up from 14% in 2015
Hopefully they will not all die of windmill cancer.
One of the few things we do well. Now we just need to pass the benefits onto the people
Thought Y was %. -110% coal – pretty impressive lol
Meanwhile in Germany..
Meanwhile when Thatcher was closing some of the unprofitable coal mines, then according to the left and the unions, end of the world was on the horizon…