1. Ann - Riin Ridbeck Petra Nilsson Maksym Sytnyk Þórdís Björnsdóttir Group 4 – ÞAMP

2. Population in regions

3. Future energy sourses, in Sweden ÞAMP

4. Future energy sourses, in Denmark ÞAMP

5. Finland – Electricity generation Goals: 38 % of consumption from renewable sources by 2020 Carbon neutral economy Load 2020: 117 TWhLoad 2050: 168 TWh Load 2011: 70,4 TWh 2012: 85,4 TWh ÞAMP

6. Finland – Renewable energy ÞAMP

7. Norway – Electricity generation 13,2 TWh boost with electricity certificates by 2020 (+SWE) Goals: 67,5 % of energy consumption from renewable sources by 2020 (60 % in 2012) Wind: 2012 – 440 MW; 20XX – 21,000 MW. ÞAMP

8. Iceland ÞAMP

9. Iceland PlaceTypeGWh/yearMWh Start of construction BúðarhálsHydropower60068.492010 Bjarnarflag IGeothermal37042.242012 Reykjanes IIGeothermal40045.662012 EldvörpGeothermal37042.242013 HvammsvirkjunHydropower66575.912013 HverahlíðGeothermal57065.072013 Krísuvík IGeothermal47053.652013 Reykjanes IIIGeothermal37042.242013 Bjarnarflag IIGeothermal37042.242014 HoltavirkjunHydropower41547.372014 Krísuvík IIGeothermal47053.652015 Krísuvík IIIGeothermal47053.652015 UrriðafossvirkjunHydropower980111.872015 Þeistareikir I&IIGeothermal74084.472015 ÞAMP

10. Nordic electricity generation in the Carbon-Neutral Scenario Up to a 10-fold increase in wind generation from 3% of total generation in 2010 to 25% in 2050

11. Lithuania ÞAMP

12. Lithuania ÞAMP

13. Estonia ÞAMP

14. Latvia ÞAMP

15. Comparison Finland 2020

16. Comparison

17. Finland 2050

18. Comparison

19. Cooperation Flexible energy networks Trade with excess of electricity Electricity certificates; foreign investments Share of expertise and technology

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