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Wind, wave, and solar: The science behind why Scotland is so energy rich

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The National spoke to Professor Gareth Harrison from the University of Edinburgh. He explained why Scotland is a “sweet spot’ for renewables. The country sits in the middle of the storm track across the Atlantic. Strong winds in Scotland mean big waves. Harrison said he hopes Scotland can find ways to use that potential.

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Wind, wave, and solar: The science behind why Scotland is so energy rich

WE often hear about how Scotland is responsible for a significant chunk of Europe’s renewable potential and how the country could lead an energy…

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The National broke the news in Glasgow, United Kingdom on Tuesday, February 27, 2024.
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