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Solar Passes Coal in Historic Shift for US Electricity Mix · NabkaNews

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Solar Passes Coal in Historic Shift for US Electricity Mix

Bloomberg.com·Jun 10

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Solar energy has surpassed coal in the US electricity mix, marking a historic shift. This change is reportedly a first, with solar generating more energy than coal for the first time. The development is part of a broader trend of clean energy sources, including wind, gaining ground on fossil fuels in the US electricity mix.

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