Finland to phase out coal in 2030
The largest Nordic coal consumer plans to shelve the technology and increase the carbon tariff in upcoming legislative proposal. The replacement for coal will still be nuclear power despite challenges.
Next year, Finland's government will put forth a legislative proposal to phase out the use of coal power and increase CO2 tariffs in the country, reports Reuters.
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