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21. UK enjoyed 'greenest year for electricity ever' in 201728.12.2017   15:42 
The UK has achieved its greenest year ever in terms of how the nation's electricity is generated, National Grid figures reveal, BBC reported. The rise of renewable energy helped break 13 clean energy records in 2017. In June, for the first time, wind, nuclear and solar power generated
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22. EPS: Household electricity prices in Serbia to remain below market prices for a long period21.12.2017   10:24 
Electricity prices for households are far below what market prices should be in Serbia, according to Serbian public power utility Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) said, Balkan Green Energy News reported. Dragan Vlaisavljević, EPS Executive Director in charge of electricity sales, said those prices are expected
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23. South Korea to increase solar power generation by five times by 203020.12.2017   17:23 
South Korea said it plans to increase its solar-generated power by five times current amounts by 2030 to boost use of renewable sources in the nation’s energy mix, Reuters reported.   Since President Moon Jae-in came to power in May on a platform of cutting South Korea’s
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24. Hungary Plans Big Boost in Solar Power Generation15.12.2017   11:53 
Hungary will relax rules on the construction of small solar power plants and subsidize loans to landowners as part of efforts to promote renewable energy, Reuters reported.    The country’s sole nuclear power plant currently provides over half of Hungary’s electricity,
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