Half of Ireland's electricity powered by wind in November as prices fall

According to the data, wind energy has supplied 34% of Ireland’s electricity demand this year
Half of Ireland's electricity powered by wind in November as prices fall

The renewable alternative to fossil fuels was the top source of electricity in the country last month.

Just under half of Ireland's electricity in November was powered by wind energy. 

In a report released by Wind Energy Ireland including both EirGrid and market data, the renewable alternative to fossil fuels was the top source of electricity in the country last month, supplying 48% of total power demanded.

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