Renewables meet record-breaking 78 per cent of German electricity demand
Wind in the north and sunshine in the south made July 25 a record-breaking day for German renewables
Last Saturday Germany experienced a perfect combination of weather for the nation's renewable energy industry, leading to a record-breaking spike in clean power generation. At the same time as a storm...
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