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Finland with its cold winters doesn't exactly have a lot of sunlight and it knows better than to depend on Russia for energy, so at this point geographical real
by wvh 5y ago
Finland with its cold winters doesn't exactly have a lot of sunlight and it knows better than to depend on Russia for energy, so at this point geographical reality is that nuclear power really seems the best option.
- Hamuko 5y agoIt's not that there isn't sunlight, it's that the sunlight is massively skewed towards the summer when it's between +20°C and +30°C with low energy demand, and not during the winter when it's -10°C to -30°C with high energy demand. You could get 24/7 solar power in Lapland for like a month when the sun comes up in June and finally sets in July.