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Clean and green El Heirro

October 23, 2015 admin
 Canary Island

Canary Island

For the past thirty years El Hierro, the smallest and most remote of the Canary Islands, has been working toward becoming energy self-sufficient. In the summer a unique new clean energy supply, powered by both wind and water, started being used, meaning that homes and businesses no longer have to rely solely on diesel imports. Find out more in this BBC feature, part of the corporation’s Island Stories series.

Photograph by Victor R. Ruiz used under a Creative Commons license (CC BY-SA 2.0)

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