From cold showers to pedal-powered cinemas: How the energy...

From cold showers to pedal-powered cinemas: How the energy crisis is impacting everyday life in Europe

Paris is about to switch off the Eiffel Tower's lights, Milan has turned off public fountains, and cinema-goers in Warsaw are pedalling bikes to generate electricity, all in an effort to deal with Europe's worsening energy crisis.


There is no simple way out of the current crisis, he said.
“To change the Czech energy industry, build new infrastructure – all this takes long months and years. That is why we are working hard on it,” he said, mentioning steps already taken such as the filling of gas storage capacity and creation of reserves, and also the progress made towards the extension of the Dukovany nuclear power plant in South Moravia.
“We are doing our utmost for the Czech Republic to become a sovereign energy state as quickly as possible. This is the only way for us to get out of the danger of the energy crisis truly and definitively,” he said.


Maybe EMN investors can get on their bikes and pedal all day to generate electricity for the manganese project. Just hope theres enough EMN investors who are prepared to do the pedalling.