Holbæk to Drop Data Center After Citizen Protests
Holbæk Municipality will stop all planning for a hyperscale data center after nearly 100 citizens protested at the Old Town Hall. The Social...
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Holbæk Municipality will stop all planning for a hyperscale data center after nearly 100 citizens protested at the Old Town Hall. The Social...
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A new Indikator Opinion poll for October puts Sweden's Moderates at 26.3 percent, just 0.7 percentage points behind the Social Democrats on 27.0...
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Norwegians have saved 19.8 billion kroner in the first year of the norgespris fixed electricity price scheme, according to the government. The...
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