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Yeah, it's obviously a lot more energy-efficient to have proper ventilation. (Then again, having recently flown back from Norway to the UK one of the things th
by vidarh 3y ago
Yeah, it's obviously a lot more energy-efficient to have proper ventilation.
(Then again, having recently flown back from Norway to the UK one of the things that strikes me every winter is how floodlit Norway looks from the air at night compared to the UK despite far lower population density - Norway is still riding high on the past low energy prices...)
- zh3 3y agoYes, heated pavements outside the shops, wind turbines on the hills, hydro, gravel roads and the sovereign wealth fund saving the money from oil for the future (check out https://www.nbim.no/ https://www.nbim.no/, it's about 10Nok to the dollar).
- bosse 3y agoThis might be due to road standards where major roads and highways usually have road lights when it’s dark. Most of Oslo’s internal roads are lit up too, as it makes them safer in terms of traffic safety and crime suppression. But this does have a cost which became even more obvious with the wartime energy price spikes.