The growing share of wind power and nuclear power in Finland could reduce emissions from electricity generation to a marginal level as early as 2030, the head of the Finnish Energy Industry Association has said.
Jukka Leskelä said that at the turn of the year, electricity was 82% emissions-free, and emissions are falling all the time.
“Carbon neutrality of electricity is already a visible scenario, as long as the investment environment remains predictable even in the midst of political changes,” he said.
Jukka Leskelä said that at the turn of the year, electricity was 82% emissions-free, and emissions are falling all the time.
“Carbon neutrality of electricity is already a visible scenario, as long as the investment environment remains predictable even in the midst of political changes,” he said.
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