Even thought the #UK is north of 50° latitude, on a #Sunny #Spring day, it is currently getting over 40% of its #Electricity from #SolarEnergy alone. Along with #WindEnergy, the share is over 60%. Meanwhile, #FossilFuels (gas) is at or below 10%.
Even thought the #UK is north of 50° latitude, on a #Sunny #Spring day, it is currently getting over 40% of its #Electricity from #SolarEnergy alone. Along with #WindEnergy, the share is over 60%. Meanwhile, #FossilFuels (gas) is at or below 10%.
So y'all are saying that solar energy has, um, a bright future?
@asltf
Das nicht, aber das Ding, auf dem die Grafik basiert, ist interaktiv:
https://ember-energy.org/data/electricity-data-explorer/
#Elektrizität #Strom #Renewables #Erneuerbare #ErneuerbareEnergien #Wind #Solar
In the UK, we have just seen 14GW of solar, 10GW of wind and only 2.5GW of gas.
Sigh. This is just “rich people will flee the country if taxpayers stop subsidising them,” but for infrastructure investment. If it’s profitable then they’ll invest—they’ll simply find new loopholes to offset their obligations, and fabricate whole new axes of victimhood to whinge about.
Tax changes 'threaten to chill' record federal green energy support https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-05-23/renewables-cgt-tax-threatens-investor-flight-say-investors/106713200 #FederalGovernment #EnergyIndustry #SolarEnergy #WindEnergy #Batteries #Tax
If you're in the UK, you probably don't a graph to tell you this, but flippin' heck it's sunny! Almost 1/3 of the UK grid is currently coming from solar.
