Today, news published an article about all the wind power projects that are under development in Eastern Norway. Wind power is very engaging. Whether you need more energy to start a business. Or because you are afraid that the area you have a close relationship with will be destroyed. How green is wind power? Don’t we have enough power? What happens if we don’t develop more wind power soon? That is why we have gathered four experts who know a lot about the topic so that you can get answers to your questions. The four experts have slightly different points of view and expertise on wind power in order to be able to answer as many of your questions as possible. They answer as many questions as they can during the day. The experts answer from 11:30, but you can already submit your questions now. Tomas Moe SkjølsvoldKristin Evensen Mathiesen Head of Research Norwegian Institute for Natural Research – NINA in Lillehammer. NINA researches a number of disciplines that affect the wind power issue, including in relation to land use, attitudes and C02 emissions from development. Kristina Haaskjold Researcher at the Department of Energy Engineering Background in energy system analysis and has worked with wind power linked to land use and social acceptance Henrik LindhjemSenior researcher, Menon Center for Environmental and Resource Economics (MERE). Participates in several ongoing research projects on how people are affected by various types of environmental effects of land use, including the development of wind power. Hello! Welcome to dialogue at news. Since you are logged in to other news services, you do not have to log in again here, but we need your consent to our terms of use for online dialogue
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Should we develop more wind power plants in Eastern Norway? – news Innlandet – Local news, TV and radio
