Lessebo Paper Forced to Pause Production Due to Electricity Prices
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Lessebo Paper has been forced to pause its production due to high electricity prices. – On Monday, we had an electricity consumption of 390,000 kronor in one day, says the company's CEO Jens Olson to SVT Nyheter Småland.
The high electricity prices have consequences for Swedish industry. At Lessebo Paper, the electricity costs have become so high that the company has been forced to stop production for at least six days. On Monday they had such a high electricity price as 390,000 kronor for a day's production.
Skånska Dagbladet
Lessebo Paper has been forced to pause its production due to high electricity prices. – On Monday, we had an electricity consumption of 390,000 kronor in one day, says the company's CEO Jens Olson to SVT Nyheter Småland.
Lessebo Paper has been forced to pause its production due to high electricity prices. On Monday, we had an electricity consumption of 390,000 kronor in one day, says the company's CEO Jens Olson to SVT Nyheter Småland. Jens Olson is critical of the differences in electricity prices for the northern and southern parts of the country. He believes that it creates unfair conditions for the industry. - The government and politicians must show action …
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