During the past five days, coal has contributed an average of 44% of the UK's energy, while wind (it never blows when you need it, but we have 2,800 turbines just in case!) supplied 0.98%. Who'd have thought it?
Thursday, 14 January 2010
Brass Monkey Britain - part 1,863
You may have noticed there's a cold snap on, so here's my (occasional) audit of which energy source is providing power to British homes and businesses.
Labels:
coal,
wind power
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