Blenheim Palace becomes net generator of green energy as solar farm goes live

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Blenheim Palace

Childhood home of Winston Churchill begins both importing and exporting electricity, after first large-scale solar installation comes online

Blenheim Palace has become a net generator of green energy and an exporter of electricity to the grid, after its first large-scale solar installation came online. Completed in May, the 20-acre, 7MW...

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