Energy Transition

Renewable energy has hit a major milestone in the UK

Wind turbines used to generate electricity are seen in El Palo summit near Pola de Allande, northern Spain, August 9, 2017. REUTERS/Paul Hanna - RC14F49C4240

Offshore wind farms are now cheaper than nuclear power for the first time. Image: REUTERS/Paul Hanna

Patrick Caughill
Associate Editor, Futurism
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