US EditionNew Electricity Record in Norway: Never Before Have We Used More Electricity
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Between 8:00 and 9:00 on Wednesday morning, a new record was set for electricity consumption in Norway. Never before has more electricity been used in Norway.
Harstad Tidende is based in Harstad and is the regional newspaper for the municipalities of Harstad, Tjeldsund, Kvæfjord, Evenes and Ibestad
Statnett: The freezing cold set a new record for electricity consumption this morning 25,309 megawatt hours (MWh) were used. The previous record from February 12, 2021 has thus been beaten by 79 megawatt hours. – The cold weather over large parts of Norway means that we are now using more electricity for heating and that is probably the main explanation for the new record, says Peer Olav Østli, Executive Vice President for System Operations and…
A new record was set in electricity consumption between 8 and 9 a.m. this morning, Statnett reports. This afternoon a new record could be set.
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