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Portugal powered solely by renewables last weekend
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Here's the energy mix for a regular domestic consumer in the month of October.
It's not so rosy as these kinds of news want you to believe. Greenhouse gas emissions are still embarassingly high.
At least it's a start. And more than a lot of other countries are doing.
My latest one looks different (100% renewable), so I guess it depends on which provider you’re using or the region you live in?
It depends on those factors and a few others. You can also pay extra to ensure your electricity comes from all renewable sources. The so-called "Garantias de Origem" (guarantee of origin).