Tag: Energy

  • Danish fleet present near Nord Stream 2 media

    Danish fleet present near Nord Stream 2 media

    A vessel used by military divers was spotted near the sabotaged pipeline after discovering a mystery, national dailies report The Royal Danish Navy is believed to be conducting a diving operation east of the island of Bornholm, not far from the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline that was damaged by an explosion. Berlingske newspaper reported […]

  • Biden administration continues to cover up responsibility for destroying Nord Stream pipelines: Seymour Hersh

    Biden administration continues to cover up responsibility for destroying Nord Stream pipelines: Seymour Hersh

    After the recent visit of the German Chancellor Olaf Scholz In Washington, US and German intelligence services allegedly tried to spread false cover stories through the New York Times and Germany’s Die Zeit to counter the Hersh report. Since the Hersh bomb revelation, the Biden administration has gone to extremes, often re-revealing at great lengths […]

  • The solar energy boom may hit a grid bottleneck

    The solar energy boom may hit a grid bottleneck

    Finland’s solar energy production capacity is transitioning to industrial-scale production, which creates the need to renew parts of the electricity distribution network.

  • How to design a restaurant with good acoustic properties

    Customers can become frustrated and miscommunicate with servers in a loud and disruptive restaurant environment. It’s common for seasoned diners to have an easier time hearing someone three tables away than the person across the table – and unless you’re in a nightclub, that’s often seen negatively. Good restaurant acoustics provide a more pleasant environment […]

  • Companies pushing the gas pedal for electric car fleets

    Companies pushing the gas pedal for electric car fleets

    A new ranking has outlined the companies leading the charge to commit to electric vehicles and those lagging behind, writes David Ritter. AUSTRALIA’S corporate fleet of passenger cars has a big role to play in driving the electric vehicle (EV) revolution our country needs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and clean up air pollution in […]

  • A record number of recycled bottles and cans were returned to Finland, but plastic bottles lag behind

    A record number of recycled bottles and cans were returned to Finland, but plastic bottles lag behind

    The highest return percentage was for cans and glass bottles, 99% and 98%, respectively. Although the return rate of plastic bottles is still good, it is important to take steps to improve it, and Palpa encourages consumers to return plastic bottles more often. One possible explanation for the decrease in the return rate of plastic […]

  • Report: Finland survived the energy crisis well in 2022

    Report: Finland survived the energy crisis well in 2022

    According to the report, Finland survived the energy crisis in the top positions with the second lowest electricity price in Europe in 2022. This was primarily due to Finland’s reduced dependence on fossil fuels compared to most European countries. According to Korhonen, the price of electricity is predicted to return to normal levels fastest in […]

  • The Bank of Finland’s mid-term forecast: the economy is at rest

    The Bank of Finland’s mid-term forecast: the economy is at rest

    Despite the difficulties, the Finnish economy has endured so far, but not all the effects of rapid inflation and rising interest rates have been seen. In addition, the risks of the international economy have increased recently,” says Meri ObstbaumHead of forecasting at the Bank of Finland. In 2022, Finland’s economy grew by 2.1% thanks to […]

  • Drug abuse, job cuts in the world’s happiest country: Finland in the world press

    Drug abuse, job cuts in the world’s happiest country: Finland in the world press

    The article provides exclusive details about the drug threat in the upcoming elections in Finland, where restrictive drug abuse is also an important campaign issue. According to the news report, in 2022, almost 30 percent of the victims were 25 years old and younger, and drug users die on average ten years younger in Finland […]

  • Finnish Fazer announces two rounds of negotiations in as many days

    The line would not only enable an increase in baking capacity, but also reduce the bakery’s total energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions significantly. The negotiations concern a total of 218 people and some white-collar workers working in Lahti. Possible cuts are planned to be implemented in stages between 2023 and 2025. Fazer announced that […]

  • The German economy will stop in 2023

    The German economy will stop in 2023

    “When the gross national product contracted by another 0.2 percent in the first quarter, the economy will recover during the next year. Rising real wages from the middle of the year at the latest will support the German household, says ifo’s economist. Timo Wollmershäuser. Positive factors are the considerable increase in wages in collective agreements […]

  • No end to above-average inflation – Danmarks Nationalbank

    Inflation will not return to normal next year, predicts a new Danmarks Nationalbank forecast. Last fall, its experts said they expected inflation to fall steadily in 2023 to the extent that in 2024 it would be little more than 1.7 percent — an estimate more or less in line with the so-called Vismænd (wise men’s), […]

  • YLE: The interests of electricity producers reject the estimate of the costs of the energy crisis

    YLE: The interests of electricity producers reject the estimate of the costs of the energy crisis

    His calculation was based on two variables: the average market price in the second half of last year – more than 20 cents per kilowatt hour – and energy consumption during the same period. It does not include heavy industry, as they tend to use various mechanisms to protect themselves from fluctuations in electricity prices. […]

  • Inflation on the rise in Finland: a long battle to tame prices ahead, warns the chief economist

    Inflation on the rise in Finland: a long battle to tame prices ahead, warns the chief economist

    Although prices may not continue as quickly as in February, the continuation of inflationary pressures is a major economic risk. The high price of electricity, food and increased loan interest rates were the main factors of annual inflation. Food and non-alcoholic drinks prices rose by a record 16.3% compared to last year, while monthly inflation […]

  • Danish company abolishes children’s sick day limit

    Your three-year-old woke up with an eye infection, but you managed to clear most of the dirt. Your five-year-old has a slight temperature, so there’s a chance he’ll come down with something, but he’ll definitely make it through the day—especially if you give him a pill. Working parents wake up to these kinds of dilemmas […]

  • Olkiluoto 3 may be the last large nuclear reactor to be built in Finland, the professor tells YLE

    Olkiluoto 3 may be the last large nuclear reactor to be built in Finland, the professor tells YLE

    Hyvärinen explained that turning on such a large unit and turning it off quickly causes quite a noticeable disturbance in the main grid. While it is possible to prepare for and withstand such disruptions, the impact of starting or shutting down a smaller unit would be much smaller and easier to manage. Worldwide, there is […]

  • Japan’s Kenzaburo Oe, Nobel laureate for poetic fiction, dies

    Japan’s Kenzaburo Oe, Nobel laureate for poetic fiction, dies

    Tokyo – Nobel laureate Kenzaburo Oe, whose darkly poetic novels were built from his childhood memories during Japan’s post-war occupation and from parenting a disabled son, has died. He was 88. Oe, who was also an outspoken anti-nuclear and peace activist, died on March 3, his publisher, Kodansha Ltd., said in a statement on Monday. […]

  • This week’s editorial: Jubilee in Ukraine

    After a year of war, Russian ammunition depots are running out of supplies, which is hardly surprising given the number of missiles, bombs, shells and rounds of bullets they have rained down on Ukraine. No end to the conflictHowever, the Ukrainians are also running out of firepower, no matter how much their friends supply. The […]

  • Moscow reveals Nord Stream’s stonewalling – officially

    Moscow reveals Nord Stream’s stonewalling – officially

    Russia’s communications with EU nations on North Stream sabotage will be published, senior diplomat Dmitry Polyansky has promised Russia intends to share with the UN Security Council the exchanges it had with Germany, Denmark and Sweden regarding sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines, a senior Russian diplomat has revealed. Moscow is trying to push its […]

  • Moscow will expose Nord Stream’s stonewalling official

    Moscow will expose Nord Stream’s stonewalling official

    Russia’s communications with EU nations on North Stream sabotage will be published, senior diplomat Dmitry Polyansky has promised Russia intends to share with the UN Security Council the exchanges it had with Germany, Denmark and Sweden regarding sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines, a senior Russian diplomat has revealed. Moscow is trying to push its […]

  • A new study shows that women suffer from chronic stress more often than men in the Nordic countries

    A new study shows that women suffer from chronic stress more often than men in the Nordic countries

    According to the study, the biggest difference between men and women experiencing chronic stress was in Sweden, where 50% of women and only 36% of men experienced long-term stress. In Denmark, both men and women experienced the least amount of stress, but there was still a clear difference between the sexes. The study found that […]

  • CO2 pumped underground for the first time

    Crown Prince Frederik graced the stage yesterday at an event in Esbjerg, which inaugurated an experiment with technology that pumps carbon dioxide emissions back into the ground, reports DR. In the ocean not far from the case, a decommissioned oil platform was used to begin pumping the gas under the sea. The CO2 was brought […]

  • Finns’ interest in climate action is waning, says a study

    Finns’ interest in climate action is waning, says a study

    Another sign of waning public interest in climate action is that the share of people who think action to curb climate change is urgently needed has fallen from 83 percent to 72 percent during the election season. Kantar Public collected a survey from 1,043 people from different parts of the country on behalf of the […]

  • Housing crisis in Finland: Research shows an unprecedented rise in housing costs in different parts of the country

    Housing crisis in Finland: Research shows an unprecedented rise in housing costs in different parts of the country

    The increase in housing costs and the large differences between municipalities are primarily due to the increase in the price of electricity, which has risen by an average of 46% since a year ago. Waste fees have risen by an average of 6.7%, real estate taxes by 6.3% and water fees by 4.1%. The most […]

  • Roundup: European experts question unusual silence over Nord Stream blasts

    BERLIN, March 6 (Xinhua) — Despite their own heavy losses, European countries — especially Germany — have unanimously remained silent on the explosions that destroyed the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines last September and subsequent investigations. Since veteran investigative journalist Seymour Hersh revealed the US Navy’s involvement in the explosions at the US portal […]

  • European experts question unusual silence over Nord Stream explosions

    European experts question unusual silence over Nord Stream explosions

    © Provided by Xinhua Germany, has been particularly affected by the energy crisis due to the cessation of gas supplies from Russia. However, the country’s government, like its allies, has refrained from talking about the explosions publicly. BERLIN, March 6 (Xinhua) — Despite their own heavy losses, European countries — especially Germany — have unanimously […]

  • The center’s chairman stands next to the minister on the use of alcohol at work

    The center’s chairman stands next to the minister on the use of alcohol at work

    Two anonymous sources told Yle that Lintilä appeared to be under the influence when he gave a speech at the energy company association’s seminar last April.

  • Live: Ukraine says ‘survived the hardest winter in our history’

    Live: Ukraine says ‘survived the hardest winter in our history’

    Ukraine has survived the “hardest winter” in its history, enduring months of Russian strikes on critical infrastructure, the country’s foreign minister said on Wednesday. The fight to defend the eastern city of Bakhmut from Russian forces intensified, President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday. Follow our live blog for the latest updates on the war in […]

  • Jaishankar holds bilateral meeting with foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Sweden

    Jaishankar holds bilateral meeting with foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Sweden

    New Delhi [India]March 3 (ANI): Foreign Minister S Jaishankar on Friday held bilateral meetings with Egypt’s Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry, Saudi Arabia’s counterpart Faisal bin Farhan and Sweden’s Tobias Billström on the sidelines of the Raisina Dialogue. “Happy to meet FM Sameh Shoukry from Egypt. Welcomed his participation in the G20 meeting yesterday. Our discussions […]

  • Governor of the Riksbank Erik Thedéen: Further interest rate increases await

    Governor of the Riksbank Erik Thedéen: Further interest rate increases await

    Erik Thedéen became head of the Riksbank at the turn of the year, in a situation with both high interest rates and negative growth. Since last May, the Riksbank has raised the key interest rate from 0 to 3 percentage points. The goal of the increases is to bring down inflation, which is currently at […]

  • Nordea: Housing prices in the Helsinki region are down 10% from last year’s peak

    Nordea: Housing prices in the Helsinki region are down 10% from last year’s peak

    In the rest of the country, house prices are expected to drop seven percent from the peak in 2022. Expectations in the capital region and other regions differ mainly because the rise in interest rates is expected to discourage home buyers, especially in residential areas. loans are higher than the national average, such as in […]

  • Offshore wind turbine projects on the rocks

    The Danish Energy Agency has suspended 28 wind turbine projects worth billions of kroner. Other energy projects have also been halted due to fears that the “open door” contracting scheme is in breach of EU law. All the projects fall under the so-called ‘open door’ scheme. This allows a company to submit an unsolicited project […]

  • Danske Bank updates its investment outlook: Stocks and bonds are weighted neutral

    Danske Bank updates its investment outlook: Stocks and bonds are weighted neutral

    The increase in the neutral weight of stocks is due to the fact that the darkest clouds in the market have disappeared. Kivipelto, however, advises stock investors to be cautious about geographical diversification. “We are overweight in emerging markets. In addition, we still have a neutral weight on US and Japanese stocks. Regarding Europe, we […]

  • 15-year-olds report that they have experienced stress due to poverty, reveals a study

    15-year-olds report that they have experienced stress due to poverty, reveals a study

    The young people’s responses surprised the researchers, who said they were shocked by how many young people, regardless of gender, wrote about their inability to spend like their peers. Most of the essays also mentioned energy costs and inflation. More than half of the young people wrote about poverty-related stress, which was alarming. Even more […]

  • Climate report: Denmark is behind in relation to the CO2 emission ambitions

    The government doesn’t careAccording to the CCC, some of the key areas where Denmark must improve in order to reach its emissions targets are: – stricter rules and regulation of agricultural emissions – a higher CO2 tax for industry – more facilities for CO2 capture and storage (CCS). – implementation of policy regarding the expansion […]

  • Saunas reopen at public pools tomorrow

    Not back in full forceThe municipality also revealed that despite the reopening, the ongoing war in Ukraine and the supply chain situation means that circumstances are tenuous. This means that there may still be shorter periods when the saunas are closed due to energy savings. The municipality estimates that around 340,000 kWh of electricity has […]

  • France seeks ‘pro-nuclear alliance’ for EU energy talks

    France seeks ‘pro-nuclear alliance’ for EU energy talks

    France is planning a meeting in Sweden on Tuesday with 12 other EU countries, with the aim of building an alliance of states to advocate nuclear power in the EU’s energy policy. The meeting, initiated by French Energy Minister Agnes Pannier-Runacher on the sidelines of a meeting of EU energy ministers in Stockholm, will focus […]

  • Nokia implements six-pillar strategy reform plan, announces new logo

    Nokia implements six-pillar strategy reform plan, announces new logo

    Pekka LundmarkCEO of Nokia, told According to Helsingin Sanomat, the company has decided to “put its food on the gas pedal” after noticing the improved technical position. He said that Nokia currently has a 25-26 percent share of mobile communications networks and a less than 20 percent share of optical networks in regions outside of […]

  • Spanish expert accuses the US of blowing up the Nord Stream pipeline

    Spanish expert accuses the US of blowing up the Nord Stream pipeline

    © Provided by Xinhua Josep Puigsech, an expert on Russian affairs and contemporary history, points to “a clear gain to be made” by the US and a strengthening of its geopolitical influence over Germany. BARCELONA, Spain, Feb. 27 (Xinhua) — “I increasingly believe that the incident that led to the rupture of the gas pipeline […]

  • Interview: Spanish expert accuses the US of blowing up the Nord Stream pipeline

    BARCELONA, Spain, Feb. 27 (Xinhua) — “I increasingly believe that the incident that led to the rupture of the gas pipeline was the result of an action by the United States,” a Spanish political expert said Monday, noting that the aim was to break Germany’s dependence on Russian gas. Josep Puigsech, an expert on Russian […]

  • This is how plastic recycling can close the carbon cycle

    This is how plastic recycling can close the carbon cycle

    However, adding these single-use plastics has proven to be significantly cheaper than recovering and recycling them. Typically, recycling plastics requires “cracking” or cracking apart the strong and stable bonds that also make them so durable in the environment. This cracking step requires high temperatures, which makes it expensive and energy intensive. What is new here […]

  • KFTS – Holistic approach to teaching acting that provides a strong psychological foundation

    KFTS – Holistic approach to teaching acting that provides a strong psychological foundation

    The secret to being successful in Denmark is to never tell anyone that you are busy, confides Stuart Lynch, the tireless head of school for KFTS (Københavns Film & Teaterskole/Københavns Film & Teaterskole/Københavns Film & Teaterskole). A resident of Copenhagen since the early 1990s, the appointment of the half-Australian, half-British theater artist as the prestigious […]

  • Xinhua World News Roundup at 0030 GMT, 25 February

    LOS ANGELES – The powerful winter storm continued to batter the western US state of California on Friday, with heavy rain, snowfall and strong winds causing road closures, flooding, power outages and other damage. The cold and slow-moving storm is expected to wreak havoc on Saturday. An earlier storm that started in the western United […]

  • EU approves new sanctions against Russia

    EU approves new sanctions against Russia

    The bloc has followed the US, UK, Australia and New Zealand in announcing a new round of measures against Moscow EU member states approved a tenth round of sanctions against Russia on Friday over Moscow’s military operation in Ukraine, after its major Western ally imposed new measures to mark the one-year anniversary of the conflict’s […]

  • The US dollar jumps after hot inflation data

    NEW YORK, Feb. 24 (Xinhua) — The U.S. dollar rose sharply in late trade on Friday as the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge turned warmer than expected. The dollar index, which measures the greenback against six major peers, rose 0.6 percent to 105.2157. In late New York trading, the euro fell to US$1.0551 from US$1.0596 […]

  • The war in Ukraine could trigger a land investment rush, as happened during the 2008 financial crisis

    The war in Ukraine could trigger a land investment rush, as happened during the 2008 financial crisis

    The authors provide a detailed analysis of the factors identified as drivers or precursors of the “land races” that occurred in the 21st century – such as the food crisis in times of increased demand for agricultural products, the demand for renewable energy or the need to diversify financial investments – to parallel the current […]

  • Denmark has significantly reduced its energy consumption

    Denmark has significantly reduced its energy consumption

    Look at the pyramid Especially for households, the electricity savings were significant – a reduction of more than 20 percent compared to the norm. The results follow on the heels of three months in 2022 where household electricity reductions fell by around 15 percent. The Danish Energy Agency has assessed that the energy supply remains […]

  • NATO pledges to support Ukraine ‘as long as needed’

    NATO pledges to support Ukraine ‘as long as needed’

    ISTANBUL – NATO on Friday reaffirmed its solidarity with Ukraine in the “heroic defense” of its nation as the alliance “solemnly” marks one year of Moscow’s “brutal” war against Kiev. “We pay tribute to the lives lost, and we deplore the tragic human suffering and destruction, including of Ukraine’s residential and civilian and energy infrastructures, […]

  • EU calls for arms embargo to end military atrocities in Myanmar

    EU calls for arms embargo to end military atrocities in Myanmar

    YANGON, Myanmar – The European Union has imposed asset freezes and travel bans on 16 individuals and entities in military-ruled Myanmar, including the energy minister, influential businessmen and senior officers, for “serious” human rights abuses in the country. Politicians and administrators in Myanmar’s largest city, Yangon, are also being sanctioned for their alleged involvement in […]

  • From good intentions to good actions

    In September 2020, India and Denmark marked a historic partnership. By launching the first green strategic partnership of its kindthe two countries chose each other as preferred partners to accelerate climate solutions and combine economic growth with ambitious green policies. A good two and a half years later, the good intentions still contain plenty of […]

  • HS: The housing market has slowed down strongly in Tampere, Turku

    HS: The housing market has slowed down strongly in Tampere, Turku

    The Tampere newspaper pointed out in its report that the number of new apartment sales was also affected by the fact that some of the houses completed last year had already been sold in 2021. A total of 4,377 new apartments were completed in Tampere in 2022, of which 3,487 are vacant apartments. Markku RiihimäkiThe […]

  • Calls are mounting to investigate alleged US involvement in Nord Stream blasts

    Calls are mounting to investigate alleged US involvement in Nord Stream blasts

    © Provided by Xinhua A leading European analyst told Xinhua on Tuesday that potential evidence of US involvement would affect how each side of the Ukraine crisis is viewed internationally. ROME, Feb. 22 (Xinhua) — Three European countries probing the details of the Nord Stream pipeline explosion last September said Tuesday they are not sure […]

  • Moscow takes aim at West over Nord Stream sabotage

    Moscow takes aim at West over Nord Stream sabotage

    The United States and its allies hope the issue will “fade into the sand,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov claimed The West is against a transparent investigation into the attack on the Nord Stream pipelines, Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday. Earlier this week, Moscow’s UN ambassador, Vassily Nebenzia, claimed that evidence of Washington’s […]

  • Finnish politicians demand electricity retailers to adjust the prices of fixed-term contracts

    Finnish politicians demand electricity retailers to adjust the prices of fixed-term contracts

    “There is freedom of contract in Finland and the signed contracts are binding, but companies have the opportunity and also the responsibility to proactively bear social responsibility and meet people halfway,” he reasoned. About 130,000 Finnish households signed a new electricity contract during a time when the price of electricity exceeded 30 cents per kilowatt […]

  • Consumer discount on the cards? State audit uncovers major discrepancies with the way Danish energy is delivered

    A new report by the State Auditors reveals that between 2018 and 2021, Danish energy companies overcharged consumers by DKK 61.8 million – and that this may be the tip of the iceberg. Commissioned by the National Audit Office, the State Auditors’ report has only assessed the activities of 76 of the company’s 600 energy […]

  • Decline in gas consumption in the EU

    Natural gas consumption in the EU has decreased by 19.3% in the period August 2022 – January 2023, the decrease in Bulgaria is below 25%, compared to the average gas consumption for the same months (August – January) between 2017 and 2022. Council Regulation (EU) 2022/1369 on coordinated measures to reduce demand for natural gas, […]

  • The army organizes local defense exercises in different parts of the country

    The army organizes local defense exercises in different parts of the country

    The purpose of the exercises is to train the participants to secure traffic, energy supply and information networks in the event of disturbances and to prevent disturbances from spreading to other areas.

  • HS: 51% of Finns are ready to adapt their standard of living to the climate

    HS: 51% of Finns are ready to adapt their standard of living to the climate

    The results are not particularly surprising, in retrospect Pekka Jokinenprofessor of environmental policy at the University of Tampere. “Climate awareness is constantly increasing and penetrating society more thoroughly than, for example, five years ago,” he told the newspaper, referring to the emergence of climate political debate in all sectors of society – including the economy. […]

  • Statistics Finland: Inflation slowed to 8.4 percent in January

    Statistics Finland: Inflation slowed to 8.4 percent in January

    However, the price of electricity remained the main factors of inflation, along with diesel prices and interest rates on both mortgages and consumer loans. In contrast, the factors that slowed down inflation were the fall in the prices of detached houses and the fall in the prices of prescription drugs. The publication of the inflation […]

  • Blinken calls for NATO expansion during the visit to Turkey

    Blinken calls for NATO expansion during the visit to Turkey

    US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said during a visit to Ankara on Monday that the Biden administration supports the sale of F-16 fighter jets to Turkey. He also expressed confidence that both Sweden and Finland will soon join the NATO alliance. The US Congress must approve the $20 billion sale of F-16s, which includes […]

  • Blinken supports NATO expansion, fighter jet sales in Turkey visit

    Blinken supports NATO expansion, fighter jet sales in Turkey visit

    US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the Biden administration supports the sale of F-16 fighter jets to Turkey, and expressed confidence that both Sweden and Finland will soon join the NATO alliance, as he visited Ankara for talks with Turkish leaders on the Monday. The US Congress must approve the $20 billion sale of […]

  • Despite the extreme propaganda, 39 percent of Europeans still doubt Ukraine’s victory

    Despite the extreme propaganda, 39 percent of Europeans still doubt Ukraine’s victory

    Other respondents are skeptical about Ukraine’s ability to defeat Russia in this war. In addition, the survey found that while 68 percent of respondents believe that the attack on Ukraine is an attack on Europe as a whole, there is still a significant number of people who are not convinced. Moreover, more than a third […]

  • The bears of the Helsinki Zoo wake up

    The bears of the Helsinki Zoo wake up

    Bears also enjoy scratching their thick winter fur in trees, snow and on a swing. They even slid down snowy hills looking for treats buried under the snow, freshly dug grass being a particular favorite. According to the zookeepers, the bears slept exceptionally well while hibernating, and did not wake up once during the long […]

  • Astronomers discover a mysterious perfect circular explosion in space

    Astronomers discover a mysterious perfect circular explosion in space

    Researchers from the University of Turku were involved in an international collaboration led by astrophysicists from the University of Copenhagen, which led to the discovery. The study has just been published in the journal Nature. Kilonovas are massive explosions that occur when two neutron stars orbiting each other eventually collide. Kilonovae are responsible for creating […]

  • Study: The right time for physical activity increases fat metabolism

    Study: The right time for physical activity increases fat metabolism

    Solna [Sweden]February 18 (ANI): According to a recent study from Sweden’s Karolinska Institute and Denmark’s University of Copenhagen, mice that exercised during an early active phase, which is comparable to morning exercise in humans, had higher metabolic rates than mice that exercised during a time when they usually rested. The results of the study were […]

  • A significant deposit of rare earth metals found in Finnish Lapland

    A significant deposit of rare earth metals found in Finnish Lapland

    Permanent magnets are needed in e.g. electric vehicles, wind turbines, solar panels, consumer electronics and the defense industry. “Europe’s goal is to be a carbon-neutral continent by 2050 [rare earth metals] are essential in realizing the green transition. comment Jani KiuruDirector of raw materials at the Finnish Mineral Group. “The transition from fossil fuels to […]

  • Apartment prices are falling and rents are rising: PTT

    Apartment prices are falling and rents are rising: PTT

    However, there are no signs of an imbalance in the housing market that could lead to a downward spiral or pose a risk to the economy. At the end of the year, the housing market is expected to recover, but the average prices of old apartment buildings will decrease by 2.5% throughout the country. “The […]

  • Working from home attracts people from big cities to the suburbs

    Working from home attracts people from big cities to the suburbs

    A survey of 12,000 German people conducted in the fall of 2022 found that 38 percent of those leaving large cities moved to the suburbs and 30 percent to smaller cities with a population of 100,000 to 500,000. Only 9 percent moved to small cities and 5 percent to the countryside. These results show that, […]

  • Public artworks exploring humanity and technology are spreading across Helsinki’s Kalasatama area

    Public artworks exploring humanity and technology are spreading across Helsinki’s Kalasatama area

    The four artists involved in the project are Laura Beloff, Flis Holland, Josefina Nelimarkkaand Jenna Sutela. Everyone approaches the curatorial concept within the framework of their own artistic activity. The curatorial project is implemented Aleksandra Kiskonen and Kristiina LjokkoiPublic Art Curators at HAM Helsinki Art Museum. The project is connected to the Smart Kalasatama Urban […]

  • Study: Doing physical activity at the right time of day increases fat metabolism

    Study: Doing physical activity at the right time of day increases fat metabolism

    Solna [Sweden], Feb 16 (ANI): At least in mice, physical activity at the appropriate time of day seems to be able to improve fat metabolism. According to a recent study from the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden and the University of Copenhagen in Denmark, mice that exercised during an early active phase, which is comparable to […]

  • Zelensky meets Swedish Prime Minister about Ukraine’s European integration

    KIEV, Feb. 15 (Xinhua) — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson discussed Ukraine’s European integration during their meeting in Kiev on Wednesday, the presidential press service reported. Zelensky and Kristersson talked about cooperation between their countries within European institutions during Sweden’s presidency of the Council of the European Union (EU) in […]

  • Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon resigns

    Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon resigns

    It is an immeasurable privilege – one that has sustained and inspired me in good times and in the darkest of my hardest days,” Sturgeon said in a statement released today. “Given the nature and scope of the challenges facing the country, I feel a duty first and foremost to our country – to ensure […]

  • Danish companies are lining up to help rebuild Ukraine

    Expertise galoreRasmussen said that Danish companies have expertise in relation to some of the most pressing issues facing Ukraine – such as water and heat supply, water quality and infrastructure. Rasmussen will also meet with his Polish counterpart, Zbigniew Rau, to discuss continued support for Ukraine, security policy and energy. Denmark’s pavilion at the conference […]

  • Finland is facing even more threats from the hybrid effect and energy supply, according to the ministry’s risk assessment

    Finland is facing even more threats from the hybrid effect and energy supply, according to the ministry’s risk assessment

    The report published on Tuesday is the first national risk assessment since 2018, and its authors state to what extent the threats facing Finland have changed.

  • CPH Airport among the top airports for limiting CO2 emissions

    Ambitious goals setIn particular, Denmark’s largest airport has been praised for its work with climate solutions, reduction of CO2 emissions and compensation for emissions it is responsible for. It has defined a number of long-term climate goals and concrete plans for how the goals are to be achieved. “We are working to reduce electricity, water […]

  • Celebrities praise ice baths, but the science on benefits is lukewarm

    Celebrities praise ice baths, but the science on benefits is lukewarm

    The coolest thing on social media these days can be celebrities and regular people throwing themselves into cold water or taking ice baths. The touted benefits include improved mood, more energy, weight loss, and reduced inflammation, but the science supporting some of these claims is lukewarm. Kim Kardashian posted her outburst on Instagram. Harry Styles […]

  • Denmark and California expand green cooperation

    Commitment to the green transitionCalifornia is an excellent example of a state committed to a 100 percent clean energy future, and with its 1,350 km of coastline, California holds enormous potential for offshore wind energy. The Danish Energy Agency will help Californian authorities to optimize the regulatory framework for offshore wind, reduce the risk for […]

  • Great opportunities this winter holiday

    Big Mac, Big Bird, Big Apple, BigFoot, Big Kahuna Burger—there’s a pattern here somewhere, as are wagon wheels, which grew exponentially in the United States in the 19th century. Not only are they more suitable for rocky terrain, but they are much easier on the animal, dramatically reducing the haul size required. In the 1880s […]

  • Concert Review: Aitch 2 Wow

    By Eric Maganga Set the stage, a packed Store Vega on a Tuesday night, anticipation building like an uncontrollable flame and Aitch’s DJ pouring gallons of petrol on it. The crowd was combustible and on this night Aitch was a pyromaniac. The Manchester MC with the big personality rocked the Copenhagen audience for over an […]

  • Expats, immigrants, internationals, non-Danes… we salute you all

    Expats, immigrants, internationals, non-Danes… we salute you all

    It’s crazy that we haven’t had an ‘Expat of the Year’ before. One of the problems is the word ‘expat’. A lot of people don’t like it. Expats are foreigners who know that one day they will return to their home country, but many move to Denmark who are open to the idea of ​​staying […]

  • Accelerating the laying of the undersea cable to Vestmannaeyjar

    Accelerating the laying of the undersea cable to Vestmannaeyjar

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    The value of exports of goods increased by 18.2 percent in 2022, the amount of exports decreased by 5.2 percent

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    Monday papers: National Sámi Day, energy and warm breeze

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    Teollisuusliitto cancels strikes after chemical and technology industry contracts

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    Finnish housing prices fell by 2.5% in December, sales fell by 38%

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    Finland consumed 10 percent more coal last year than in 2021

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    APN podcast: Will Finland join NATO without Sweden?

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    The EU called for increased spending to compete with the US

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    Social media influencer Andrew Tate, brother remains in Romanian police custody until February 27

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