Now the Finnish reactor is probably in operation and should be able to counteract soaring electricity prices this winter?
The gas reserves have also been replenished, right?
I understand that this is the real world, but has anyone even looked at the pricing on Nord Pool, where the most expensive hour per day sets the price?
When it was between 30-40 öre, no one really cared, but when it’s in kronor, that’s a lot of money.
Has anyone considered turning off the export tap?
Free pricing is all well and good, but first shutting down 6 reactors and then selling electricity at European prices also to the residents is interesting. Many countries have one price for the country and another for exports.
Where we live, many people emptied their savings accounts to afford last winter, some have moved into (too small) rental apartments with district heating with their families, I know, and most have probably bought firewood and have a working fireplace by now.
People out here can’t afford bigger investments, still common to have direct-acting heaters, an air-to-air pump, and some kind of stove.
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Now the Finnish reactor is probably in operation and should be able to counteract soaring electricity prices this winter?
The gas reserves have also been replenished, right?
I understand that this is the real world, but has anyone even looked at the pricing on Nord Pool, where the most expensive hour per day sets the price?
When it was between 30-40 öre, no one really cared, but when it’s in kronor, that’s a lot of money.
Has anyone considered turning off the export tap?
Free pricing is all well and good, but first shutting down 6 reactors and then selling electricity at European prices also to the residents is interesting. Many countries have one price for the country and another for exports.
Where we live, many people emptied their savings accounts to afford last winter, some have moved into (too small) rental apartments with district heating with their families, I know, and most have probably bought firewood and have a working fireplace by now.
People out here can’t afford bigger investments, still common to have direct-acting heaters, an air-to-air pump, and some kind of stove.