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[@stefanelius5171]

I hear that in Norway the prices of electricity have gone up in the sky at the moment, are there any consequences, are these vehicles still in a big expansion in Norway? Which car is currently the most bought? do Chinese or European or American cars take precedence? Greetings from Serbia

[@lpdude2005]

Expensive for Norwegians who are used to 0.005 Euro and up to 0.05 Euro.pr. kwh. We are used to having Europe's cheapest electricity, we still have, and we do not use gas. Now the price is 0.135 Euro on average - most expensive in southern Norway and cheaper in the north. Norway exports electricity to many countries in Europe through large cable plants - as many as 17 cables to Sweden, Finland, the UK, Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands. Because Norway has made enormous money from the power crisis in Europe, the government has decided that everyone will be paid money from the State to cover the extra costs. It is good for those who have the least. Sales of electric cars are only increasing and are up to 80%. Tezla Y and 3 are best sellers with Audi E - tron ​​and VW ID4. The cars are sold without any taxes or duties and we therefore have Europe's cheapest electric cars.

[@stefanelius5171]

@@lpdude2005 thanks for such extensive answers. How does Norway mostly get electricity and do you have the jadarite mines you export?

[@lpdude2005]

​@@stefanelius5171 Haha. 90% of the electricity in Norway is produced from hydropower - 10% from wind power - but that electricity is mostly sold to international computer companies such as Microsoft on many years of contracts. Norway spends most of its consumption on large factories that produce raw materials - among others. Secondly, we are Europe's largest producer of aluminum, magnesium and some steel products. We are sending electricity to Europe to about 5 million people this winter. In addition, we send gas in the world's largest subsea piping system equivalent to 1050 TWH which provides light and heat for 150 million Europeans