Portugal just ran its entire grid for 107 straight hours on 100% renewables. That’s four and a half days. The country now gets about 48% of its energy from green power.
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Musings from M.Cubed on the environment, energy and water
Musings from M.Cubed on the environment, energy and water
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Musings from M.Cubed on the environment, energy and water
Musings from M.Cubed on the environment, energy and water
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Musings from M.Cubed on the environment, energy and water
Musings from M.Cubed on the environment, energy and water
Musings from M.Cubed on the environment, energy and water
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Musings from M.Cubed on the environment, energy and water
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Musings from M.Cubed on the environment, energy and water
Musings from M.Cubed on the environment, energy and water
Musings from M.Cubed on the environment, energy and water
Musings from M.Cubed on the environment, energy and water
An Open Intellectual Marketplace for the Water Industry
Solar is competing in most U.S. markets, often without any RPS mandates: http://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/how-renewables-are-competing-in-the-wholesale-market-without-mandates
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