Foreign media: Energy prices have soared, Polish pedaling bicycles provide electricity for outdoor theaters

According to Reuters on the 3rd, European energy prices have recently soared, and Poland has also faced the problem of rising energy and rising prices. In this case, a group of Polish experienced "bicycle outdoor theaters".

Reuters: Energy prices are soaring, Polish ride bicycles to provide electricity for outdoor theaters

It is reported that on the evening of September 2nd, local time, a large screen was playing a movie in a park in Warsaw, Poland. There were some folding chairs in front of the large screen, and a row of fixed bicycles was placed in the rear. Essence These bicycles are connected to a generator, and more than 50%of the electricity required to screen movies will be provided by this generator.

Reuters said that a 63 -year -old man stepped on a bicycle at the time and looked at the electricity he used to show on the screen. A 25 -year -old woman also brought her boyfriend to watch movies. She said that she spent more time to consider how to limit energy consumption. "Before I rode a bicycle, I even said that I would like a bicycle for a bicycle to give it to a bicycle for it. My mobile phone is charged. "

According to Reuters, on the evening of September 2, local time, in a park in Warsaw, Poland, a group of Polish experienced the "bicycle outdoor theater"

Reuters said that "bicycle outdoor theater" was part of a series of activities initiated by a company called "Impel". Reuters mentioned in the report that the energy prices of the entire Europe were soaring at the time of these activities. In Poland, about 3.8 million people relied on coal to warm. After the outbreak of the Russian -Ukraine conflict, Poland and its EU implemented coal embargo on Russia. Poland also faced the problem of coal shortage and price increase.

According to media reports, under the rise of energy costs, in June this year, the Polish government told residents that branches can be collected in the forest to maintain home heating. The Polish media "Next Gazeta" at the time quoted the Deputy Minister of Climate and Environment, Siaerka, saying that it was allowed to collect branches as fuel when obtaining the consent of relevant departments.

Source: Global Network

Edit: Xing Zhibin

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