High -temperature weather allows France to encounter "ice bars" French media: a glass of ice wine requires an additional 2 euro

[Global Times special reporter Zhao Fengying in France] Creating a high temperature attack in Europe. Last week, 21 European countries successively issued high -temperature warnings. The temperature of the British capital London reached 40 degrees Celsius on the same day, breaking the historical record. According to three French television reports on the 24th, high -temperature weather also caused France to encounter "ice shortage". Since May in early May, ice orders have grown in explosive, but French ice inventory is "melted like snow in the sun." A certain ice plant increases from 5 tons per day to 10-12 tons, and it still cannot meet market demand. It is reported that the "ice crisis" has spread to other European countries. Many customers need to pay an additional 2 euros for drinking a glass of appetizing wine or finding ice cubes for travel coolers.

Paris, the capital of France, relieves the heat in outdoor citizens. Source: Visual China

In addition, the French "Sunday Daily" reported that the Minister of Energy Transformation, Aiese Panerier-Luna, set a new rule for energy conservation: If the merchant wants to turn on the air conditioner, it must be closed. Because in the context of rising energy consumption in high temperature weather, "opening the door to blow air -conditioning is unacceptable." He said that two laws will be issued in the next few days: First of all, regardless of the size of the city, from 1 am to 6 am, merchants shall not use advertising lighting, except for airports and railway stations. Secondly, the business that prohibits the air conditioner from opening the door to open the door. He said that if the door is opened, the power consumption will increase by 20%, "this is ridiculous."

Since the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, European energy supply is abnormally tense. Coupled with the rare heat wave attacks, Paris and Lyon have issued government orders, asking the store to open the air conditioner to close the door. The French government hopes to promote the above measures to the whole country, with a maximum fine of 750 euros (about 5,000 yuan), and a maximum fine of 1,500 euros for advertising lighters at night. The French "Sunday Daily" believes that the government's launch of the above two regulations for mandatory merchants to save the President Macron's previous request to save energy in the National Day speech, because "energy saving must start from the country and large enterprises, otherwise the French will not be on Feel willingness to be obedient. "

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