UK’s renewable energy trend this month

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One of the major countries in the world now gets 25% of it’s energy needs from renewable sources. It could grow to by 10% if the current trend continues. Let’s hope it’s more than that!

 

The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (DBEIS) has released it’s September 2016 Energy Trends report. It doesn’t yet answer the question of how to pronounce DBEIS (I’m personally fond of dee-bay, but dee-biz seems to be the most popular) but the report does give some very interesting insights into the energy market in the UK.

via UK Energy Trends, September 2016 — The Society for the Environment Blog

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