US EditionInterview with Dr Marianna Dudley, Author of "Electric Wind: An Energy History of Modern Britain" - All Our Yesterdays
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Interview with Dr Marianna Dudley, author of "Electric Wind: An Energy History of Modern Britain" - All Our Yesterdays
Dr Marianna Dudley, author of “Electric Wind: An Energy History of Modern Britain” kindly agreed to an email interview. Hello! I’m Marianna Dudley, I’m an environmental historian. I started life in Brazil, spent some early years in Sweden, did most of my growing up in Cornwall, and now live in Bristol. I had a lot […]
When a driver connects his electric vehicle in a Spanish charger, he hardly imagines that part of that energy could have been born at a point in the North Sea, hundreds of kilometers away. There are the largest wind farms on the planet, authentic "wind factories" capable of generating enough electricity to feed millions of homes. In the North Sea, facilities such as Hornsea 2, operate in the United Kingdom, with 1.3 gigawatts of installed capaci…
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