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Coal's Share of Polish Power Fell to 52.7% From 72.5%, CleanTechnica Reports

Coal's grip on Poland's electricity supply has loosened sharply, with the fuel's share of generation falling to 52.7% from 72.5%, according to CleanTechnica.

Renewables accounted for 31.4% of Polish electricity over the same comparison period, CleanTechnica reported.

The shift has already produced months in which coal was no longer the majority fuel. Coal supplied less than half of Polish generation in five separate months, according to CleanTechnica.

Source: cleantechnica.com (opens in a new tab)1 sourcePermalink

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