Foreign media: In order to reduce energy consumption, Finnish 2,800 stores may be closed regularly this winter

[Global Network Reporter Li Shan] According to the "Russia today" (RT) reported on the 1st, Finnish power grid operator "FINGRID" said on July 31, local time, this winter, Finland's stores may have to turn around for a few hours in order Reduce energy consumption. At the same time, the Finnish government has also urged families to reduce energy consumption from August.

Screenshot of "Russia today" (RT)

RT quoted the Finnish National Broadcasting Corporation (YLE) that power grid operators stated that if the power restrictions were implemented in a certain area, about 2,800 food stores in Finland needed to close the door and who continued to reach an agreement. The report also said that this agreement is particularly important in rural areas.

RT also said that at the same time, the Finnish government will urge families to reduce energy consumption from August, just as several other European countries have already carried out.

Since the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, European energy supply is abnormally tense. Paris, France, and Lyon have promulgated government orders, asking the stores to open air -conditioned stores to open business. The German government has also issued a series of laws of energy. For public facilities, the night lighting lights of many iconic historical buildings such as Brandonburg Gate and Red City Hall may be closed in August. As the President of the Presidential Palace of Germany, the lights will only be available at night when there are important interviews.

According to previous reports, on the 21st this year, Finnish was "burst" by Russia because of refusal to use rubles. Finnish state -owned energy company Gasum CEO Wilyang acknowledged that Finland will live this winter. Challenge, but they will do their best to supply gas. Data show that 68%of natural gas consumption in Finland comes from Russia each year, and this structure cannot be replaced at all in the short term.

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