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Yes, but I for one welcome the volatile electricity price swings in the Nordics. Electricity cost was negative today in Denmark. Yay for renewable energy. Desp

• JackSlateur 3y ago
  Sure ! You understand that not all people lives in denmark Here, in France, we have 12 times more people than denmark, the highest point is a bit higher than 171 meters and there is a lot of land not really close to the sea Point is : good for you, but your country' situation is an exception
  • arghwhat 3y ago
    You also have nuclear power as 75% of your supply and buy our excess renewable on the energy exchange, so you are doing excellent - just make sure that number goes up, not down, unlike a certain ill-advised neighbor of yours. Our environment-focused market-regulating taxes are also not altitude dependent. Fun fact, nuclear power has the lowest direct and indirect (e.g., cancer, pollution) death rate per Wh of any supply source - despite high-profile disasters - beating even wind power which while entirely harmless has a considerably higher deaths from accidents during construction and maintenance. The only negative aspect is high up-front construction cost, but that is a low price for the many human lives saved by reduced oil or coal pollution from the plants that were replaced where wind or solar is not an option.