The United Kingdom is turning breezy days into a win for citizens by offering free electricity when wind production peaks and the grid can't handle the excess power production. Instead of pausing turbines, this creative approach rewards neighbors of wind farms with clean, cost-free energy, fueling a sustainable future while lowering household bills.
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Reino Unido regala exceso de electricidad en lugar de apagar turbinas

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Gran Bretaña transforma los días de viento en un beneficio directo para hogares al ofrecer energía gratuita. En lugar de detener las turbinas cuando la red está saturada, este plan pionero entrega el excedente a los vecinos de parques eólicos, impulsando un futuro verde y reduciendo los gastos de las familias.

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