Britain to keep lights on with ‘gas-free’ power grid for first time – Telegraph

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Britain’s electricity grid operators will attempt to keep the country’s lights on without burning gas for the first time ever this summer,
In a potential glimpse of the future power system the National Energy System Operator (Neso) – which manages the network – confirmed it was looking at “potential opportunities” for a short period of gas-free generation later this year.
If successful, it would make Britain one of the few industrialised countries to have run its electricity system without burning gas domestically. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/…/britain-to-keep-lights…/
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