Britain’s sunny spring shattered solar energy records on two consecutive days in one week, reaching 14.1GW on Monday and hitting a new high of 14.4GW on Tuesday. Amidst this surge, the government approved the UK’s largest solar farm in Lincolnshire to provide stable, low-carbon energy.
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Britain just broke solar energy records twice in one week

THE GUARDIAN

Britain’s sunny spring shattered solar energy records on two consecutive days in one week, reaching 14.1GW on Monday and hitting a new high of 14.4GW on Tuesday. Amidst this surge, the government approved the UK’s largest solar farm in Lincolnshire to provide stable, low-carbon energy.

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