EU to fund satellite internet for remote Greenland - The Copenhagen Post
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The European Union is planning to invest an additional €200 million – equivalent to 28 billion Icelandic krona – in Greenland over the next two years. This was announced by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen at a press conference in Nuuk this morning. This amounts to a total investment of €400 million over the two years – equivalent to 56 billion Icelandic krona. The support focuses on three areas: clean energy, essential metals …
Better internet, more housing and tourists are promised when the EU Commission invests billions in Greenland.
The EU is investing around 9.1 million euros in a better Internet service for remote regions of Greenland. Commission President Ursula The post EU is investing millions in satellite Internet for Greenland first appeared on Nordisch.info.
EU to fund satellite internet for remote Greenland - The Copenhagen Post
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is expected Monday to sign an agreement to strengthen internet connectivity in Greenland’s remote regions. The deal is expected to provide roughly 9.1 million Euros in EU funding over five years to secure satellite-based internet for East and North Greenland. This will occur during a visit with Danish […]
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