Nordic power demand could grow 60 percent ahead to 2050

A report shows that the coming three decades will see significantly more electricity demand in the Nordics, where adding renewables is forecast to be a main ingredient of regional climate change mitigation.
Photo: Carsten Andreasen/DEBAT
Photo: Carsten Andreasen/DEBAT

In order for the Nordic countries to become greener, the process of electrification must accelerate, shows a report from Nordenergi, a collaboration of the region's electricity generators, which advocate expediting the removal of obstacles to the green capacity build-out.

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