UK has first coal-free power day since the Industrial Revolution

Ars Technica
By Sebastian AnthonyApr 24, 2017, 8:56 am88 pts
Enlarge (credit: Fox Photos/Getty Images) In 1882, the world's first coal-fired public-use power station opened in London at 57 Holborn Viaduct—today a fairly nondescript location in the centre of London close to Blackfriars. On Friday, some 135 years, a few monarchs, and an entire Industrial Revolution…

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