Could Britain wake up to its 'greenest' Christmas Day on record this year?

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A combination of favourable weather conditions, low energy demand and more clean power capacity than ever could make Christmas Day 2025 the 'greenest' ever in Britain

Christmas Day could be Britain's "greenest" on record this year, thanks to forecasted mild temperatures and blustery weather that could see clean electricity providing a large share of the nation's electricity...

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