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Welsh counties top renewables installation ranking

Jocelyn Timperley
clock 22 November 2016 •
Welsh counties top renewables installation ranking

Green Alliance league table names Gwynedd and Mid Glamorgan as counties which have installed the most solar and wind capacity

The Welsh counties of Gwynedd and Mid Glamorgan are the regions in England and Wales which have delivered the most progress in solar and onshore wind power installation over the past year, according to...

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