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Fuentes de Energías Renovables: ¿Qué Países están usándolas mejor?

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Por primera vez desde la era victoriana, el Reino Unido se alimenta más con fuentes de energías renovables que con los combustibles fósiles. Aproximadamente el 18% de eso provino de la energía nuclear, mientras que el 24% provino de fuentes de energías renovables como la energía eólica, solar e hidroeléctrica durante los primeros cinco meses de este año. Se produce cuando el Reino Unido se esfuerza por lograr emisiones de carbono netas nulas para el año 2050. https://avatarenergia.com/fuentes-de-energias-renovables/

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