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Who Wins and Who Loses, and Who Are the Likely Winners and Losers

There are two Finnish energy transitions. One is in the statistics, where solar installations, EV registrations and reserve-market bids are recorded. The other is in the opinions, where the fuel is too expensive, the state should do something, and the decision does not belong to the person being asked. The statistics are moving and the…

Finnish Supermarkets Repriced Their Energy Years Ago. Commercial Landlords Repriced Where the Lease Allowed. Homeowners Are Waiting for a Printing Press That Does Not Make Fuel. Housing Cooperatives Are Still Waiting for a Motion.

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There is a sequence in Finnish energy adoption, and it is not random. The operating commercial estate moves first. The commercial property company moves second. The homeowner moves third—and has stalled. The housing cooperative moves last. The ordering follows the number of doors between the decision and the bill, and the data on each rung…

Finland: The 1970’s is back

Health & Longevity, Investing

In the early 1970s, Finland recorded the highest coronary heart disease mortality in the world. The excess was concentrated in working-age men, particularly in the eastern province of North Karelia, where mortality among men in their forties reached levels that would now be associated with men two decades older. The North Karelia Project, launched in…

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Who Wins and Who Loses, and Who Are the Likely Winners and Losers

Finnish Supermarkets Repriced Their Energy Years Ago. Commercial Landlords Repriced Where the Lease Allowed. Homeowners Are Waiting for a Printing Press That Does Not Make Fuel. Housing Cooperatives Are Still Waiting for a Motion.

Finland: The 1970’s is back