Scottish renewable electricity provided 36 per cent of the UK’s renewable energy generation in 2012. Scotland continues to produce more energy than it uses, with more than 26% of electricity generated here last year being exported, figures from the Department of Energy and Climate Change showed. Nuclear power provided 34.4% of electricity generated in Scotland in 2012, while about 30% came from renewables, 24.9% came from coal, 8% from gas and 2.8% from oil and other sources.
Daily (12.02.2019): European power prices for 2020 delivery tumbled on Monday tracking weaker coal and carbon markets
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