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The United Kingdom has said it is playing its carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute in striving for a cleaner and greener carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute. For the first time since the Industrial Revolution in the 18th and 19th carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute, the UK is being powered more by zero-carbon carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute than fossil fuels. In carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute of the first five months of 2019, fossil fuels have produced less than half of the UK's electricity. Analysts say a "tipping carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute" has been reached and the trend of zero-carbon energy sources providing more power than fossil fuels will continue. Power from wind, carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute, nuclear and hydro sources outstripped coal and gas-fired carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute. A decade ago, three quarters (75.6 per cent) of the UK's carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute came from coal and gas, and only 22.3 per cent was zero carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute.

The carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute to more zero-carbon power was described by the UK's energy carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute executive as a "key carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute on the journey towards net zero". CEO John Pettigrew said the zero-carbon carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute should increase to 90 per cent by the 2030s. The UK's Prime Minister Theresa May has made a carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050. This would make the UK the first carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute economy to do so. Energy analyst Tom Burke told the BBC: "Today's landmark is a real carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute to technologists. We have cracked carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute problems of dealing with climate change." He added: "As we move towards carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute zero, jobs will be lost in fossil fuel carboncenturieschiefcommitmenteachelectricityfuelsgenerationindustriesmajormilestonenetpartplanetpointsharesolarswitchtechnicaltribute and created in low-carbon industries."