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Obviously, the point is to find something that is feasible for the city of Helsinki and to attract an implementer to Helsinki. As for nuclear, see my other com
by tuukkah 7y ago
Obviously, the point is to find something that is feasible for the city of Helsinki and to attract an implementer to Helsinki.
As for nuclear, see my other comments.
Also, the city is already doing a lot, but it's not enough: Most of the city is covered by a district heating (and some cooling!) system, there are large underground heat storage facilities etc. It's a city of 0.7M people so not that big, at 60° north meaning cold climate (average 6°C/42°F including the warm summers).