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Neoen begins construction of its second biggest solar farm after NSW tender win
Neoen flags construction of its second biggest solar project after awarding EPC contract and emerging as winner of NSW generation tender.
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‘Absolute horror’: Devon village in shock at felling of 100 ancient beech trees
Outrage in Colaton Raleigh after trees felled by government agency without consulting community
Not much happens in the sleepy village of Colaton Raleigh, where almost half of the residents are retired. So local walkers were horrified when they woke up one morning to an act of “environmental vandalism” that left behind the maimed stumps of 100 ancient beech trees.
Residents in the east Devon community are grieving the loss of the beloved trees, which were located in a special conservation area and site of special scientific interest, home to lots of local plants and animals, after they were felled by a government agency without consulting the community or council.
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New clean energy record set after windfarms generate 21.8GW in half an hour on Thursday morning
The blustery weather brought by Storm Pia has helped Britain’s windfarms set a new clean energy record, with wind turbines generating more than half of the country’s electricity.
Windfarms generated 21.8 gigawatts (GW) of electricity between 8am and 8.30am on Thursday, according to RenewableUK, a not-for-profit renewable energy trade association, citing figures from National Grid’s electricity system operator (ESO).
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