영국의 주말 석탄 해방 전기 공급 프로젝트 Coal-free power hits record high as combination including gas, nuclear and wind fuel the UK for over 90 hours
Coal-free power hits record high as combination including gas, nuclear and wind fuel the UK for over 90 hours
Plans to phase out all of Britain's coal power plants by 2025 have been announced by the Government in a bid to cut greenhouse gases
Britain went longest spell without generating electricity from coal this weekend
Instead using gas, nuclear, wind, solar, imports, biomass and hydro power
Powering the UK for 90 hours and 45 minutes from Thursday until yesterday
영국의 주말 석탄 해방 전기 공급 프로젝트 2025년까지 모든 석탄 발전소 단계적 폐지 영국 국립 그리드는 부활절 주말 동안 석탄으로부터 전기를 생산하지 않고 가장 긴 주문을 경험했다고 발표했다. 가스, 핵, 풍력, 태양열, 임포터, 바이오매스, 수력 등을 조합해 어제부터 어제까지 총 90시간 45분 동안 영국에 전력을 공급했다. 거의 4일 연속은 산업 혁명 이후 가장 긴 기간으로, 내셔널 그리드는 이 업적을 '대영제국의 현대적 기록'으로 묘사하고 있다. 같은 기간, 환경 운동가들은 옥스퍼드 스트리트와 의회 광장에서 열린 기후 변화 시위로 런던의 일부 지역을 마비시켰다. 2025년까지 영국의 모든 석탄 발전소를 단계적으로 폐지할 계획이 온실가스 감축을 위해 정부에 의해 발표되었다. 내셔널 그리드(National Grid)는 트위터를 통해 '이 기간 동안 발전은 가스 42%, 원자력 23%, 풍력 12%, 태양열 11%, 수입 7%, 바이오매스 4%, 대형 하이드로 1%, 저장 0%'를 달성했다. 황기철 콘페이퍼 에디터 큐레이터 Ki Cheol Hwang, conpaper editor, curator |
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By DAILY MAIL REPORTER
PUBLISHED: 00:34 BST, 23 April 2019
Britain experienced its longest spell without generating electricity from coal over the Easter weekend, the National Grid has announced.
Using a combination of gas, nuclear, wind, solar, impors, biomass and hydro, the UK was powered for a total of 90 hours and 45 minutes from Thursday until yesterday.
The near-four day stretch is the longest period since the Industrial Revolution, with the National Grid describing the feat as a 'modern record for Great Britain'.
During the same period, eco-activists brought parts of London to a standstill with held climate change demonstrations at Oxford Street and Parliament Square.
Plans to phase out all of Britain's coal power plants by 2025 have been announced by the Government in a bid to cut greenhouse gases
National Grid tweeted: 'Generation during this time was met by: Gas 42%, Nuclear 23%, Wind 12%, Solar 11%, Imports 7%, Biomass 4%, Large Hydro 1%, Storage 0%.'
It broke the previous longest period of zero coal power of 76 hours and 10 minutes, which was set in April 2018.
Duncan Burt, director of operations at National Grid, lauded the achievement as 'a really big deal'.
'It's all about the sunny weather we've been seeing, so energy demand is low. There has been lots of lovely solar power off the panels too,' he told BBC Radio 5 Live
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