Finland experienced a serious energy crisis, and the minister of economy's own electricity bill surged by 463%, which had a great impact on the local area?
Finland experienced a serious energy crisis, and the Minister of Economy's own electricity bill increased by 463%. According to relevant media reports in Finland, the country is experiencing the worst energy crisis in decades. Lintella's electricity bill soared by 463%, which made his wallet shrink a lot.
It is reported that the minister uses electricity to heat his home, and now he has to pay 49 Euro cents per kWh, compared with the previous price of 8.75 cents. The minister said that they are talking about increasing the electricity bill by several thousand euros in recent winter. Although he can survive, even for middle-class families, winter will be quite difficult.
This has a great impact on the local area, seriously affecting residents' lives and industrial production. The energy shortage in Europe caused by the Ukrainian crisis, coupled with the dry weather affecting Europe's water conservancy and nuclear power generation capacity, further aggravated the energy shortage.
The energy shortage in Finland has seriously affected the normal life of local residents and local industrial production. Because there is not enough energy supply, the living cost of local residents has increased sharply, and the required energy expenditure has risen sharply, which is undoubtedly unacceptable to the Finnish people. If the energy problem is not solved before the arrival of winter, Finnish residents may face high energy costs.
The shortage of energy is also a huge blow to industrial production, and it is difficult for even residents to supply electricity in full, let alone industrial electricity. If it is difficult for local production enterprises to solve energy problems, it means that production costs will rise and competitiveness will decline. If enterprises want to survive, they will definitely consider moving their manufacturing plants to places with relatively cheap energy in the future.
In fact, this is foreseeable in the case of energy shortage, and people's lives and industrial production will be affected by energy shortage. If this phenomenon cannot be solved in a short time, the economy of the whole country may go backwards, and the consequences will undoubtedly be very serious.