How can Russian gas burn our dams?
A number of distributors claim to sell “100% local and green” electricity, yet prices are still exploding. Diving into a more complex truth.
Posted today at 10:00 a.m.
An electricity pylon of the Kraftwerke Oberhasli hydraulic power station, above the dam lake on the Grimsel pass (BE).
KEYSTONE/GAETAN BALLY
Fans of intellectual short-circuiting, this equation is for you. How can the Swiss current, which is 70% hydroelectric, depend on what is happening in Ukraine? This is a question that has been asked a lot lately. We are talking here about captive customers, therefore households, supposed to be protected from market variations.
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