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Australia Beats 2020 Clean Energy Target

September 4, 2019

Australia’s target for clean energy generation was reached last week (August 30) and wind and solar power are now the country’s cheapest sources of energy. (Photo: © Adobe Stock / Imagevixen)
Australia’s target for clean energy generation was reached last week (August 30) and wind and solar power are now the country’s cheapest sources of energy. (Photo: © Adobe Stock / Imagevixen)
Categories: Energy Renewable Energy Environmental; Fuel

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