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Ebba Busch: “Will not buy that Finland is faster”

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SSAB’s CEO Peter Carlsson tells Agenda how the permit processes for electricity production go faster in Finland than in Sweden.

Something Energy Minister Ebba Busch (KD) is not at all happy with.

– I take the Finnish example as a challenge. We need to speed up the permit processes. I will not buy that Finland is faster than us. We have to increase the pace in Sweden, she says in the program.

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