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Renewbles beat coal in April: US EIA

Gas still ahead of both and climbing 

Helen Clark

Renewables provided 23% of total US electricity and coal was expected to produce 20% for the rest of 2019, however coal is likely to overtake renewables in 2020, the administration expects.   Renewables...

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