I love that Russia is basically pushing people to make sure they never buy it’s product ever again.
How common are gas boilers/heating in the baltics? Just wondering if a big push away from that is needed too.
Intentions are one thing, but I think they make these plans without paying any attention to scarcity. The Vestas plant in Ringkøbing had nothing but problems lately. Supply issues with steel and other components from China continue to persist because of their zero covid policy. Then there was an issue with poor quality nacelle welding from India that set them back weeks.
Point is, even if there’s political will, the industry might not be able to satisfy the huge increase in demand.
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I love that Russia is basically pushing people to make sure they never buy it’s product ever again.
How common are gas boilers/heating in the baltics? Just wondering if a big push away from that is needed too.
Intentions are one thing, but I think they make these plans without paying any attention to scarcity. The Vestas plant in Ringkøbing had nothing but problems lately. Supply issues with steel and other components from China continue to persist because of their zero covid policy. Then there was an issue with poor quality nacelle welding from India that set them back weeks.
Point is, even if there’s political will, the industry might not be able to satisfy the huge increase in demand.