Europe's Energy Facing Extreme Power Fluctuation

European countries are breaking renewable energy records, but experts are worried countries didn't use proper planning for where they built turbines.

Jul 26, 2017

European countries are breaking renewable energy records, but experts are worried countries didn't use proper planning for where they built turbines.
 

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