Every time the coolers hum, Celina Kjeldahl Carlsen knows that it costs. The 24-year-old grocer, together with the store's board, has invested 800,000 kroner in energy-saving equipment and the expansion of solar cells in Letkøb in Staby. Yet the electricity bill has currently more than doubled after a week when a weather phenomenon has sent the electricity price to the highest level in almost four years. - It's a slap in the face on top of it al…
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Every time the coolers hum, Celina Kjeldahl Carlsen knows that it costs. The 24-year-old grocer, together with the store's board, has invested 800,000 kroner in energy-saving equipment and the expansion of solar cells in Letkøb in Staby. Yet the electricity bill has currently more than doubled after a week when a weather phenomenon has sent the electricity price to the highest level in almost four years. - It's a slap in the face on top of it al…