Supplying rural areas with reliable power.
The NordSESIL network is assisting communities in isolated areas of the Nordic Region to improve their access to more sustainable energy solutions.
Peripheral regions, sparsely populated areas and some mountainous zones and islands often face an accumulation of disadvantages due to problems relating to their remoteness, relative small size in the case of islands, their distance from economic and social centres, higher infrastructure costs, and, in some cases, harsh climatic conditions.
An hour’s drive to the east of Iceland’s capital Reykjavik, you get to the community of Solheimar. Iceland’s first eco-village and home to the Center for Sustainable Development at Sesselja Hous
Finland's goal is a wind power capacity of 2000 Mw by 2020. State owned energy company heads into the Laplands for their latest wind farm. They have increased their focus on services towards the wind
A generation ago Iceland was dependent on imported fossil fuels, today they are practically energy independent. Now Iceland wish to share it's knowledge to help other countries achieve energy independ
