Future of the Environment

This Greek island runs entirely on wind and solar power 

Solar panels to produce renewable energy are seen at the Urbasolar photovoltaic park in Gardanne, France, June 25, 2018.    REUTERS/Jean-Paul Pelissier

By installing a single wind turbine and small photovoltaic park, Tilos created a hybrid micro-grid that generates and stores energy. Image: REUTERS/Jean-Paul Pelissier

Koty Neelis
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