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Europe’s Booming Solar Fleet Saved €20 Billion in Gas Imports, Analysis Finds

A new SolarPower Europe analysis estimates that solar generation reduced EU gas import needs by €20 billion between March 1 and July 15, buffering Europe from higher fossil-fuel costs during the Middle East conflict period.

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Europe’s Booming Solar Fleet Saved €20 Billion in Gas Imports, Analysis Finds

SolarPower Europe’s latest analysis says Europe’s rapidly growing solar fleet has cut reliance on imported gas, saving the EU €20 billion since the Middle East conflict began. From March 1 to July 15 (137 days), solar installations helped lower gas import demand by avoiding billions of cubic meters of fuel purchases. Solar delivered average savings of €146 million per day, with the trade body arguing the results highlight the security and price-shielding value of homegrown renewable electricity.

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