Mark Williams
Here comes the sun…
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Lesley Bankes-Hughes
Rhys Berry
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Llewellyn Bankes-Hughes
Great summary! Is the apparent contradiction in the UK numbers because it was around half of electricity that was produced from renewables but total energy use includes transportation (and other)?
They don’t say but I think that you are correct.