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Maria Rautanen wrote that the coffee grounds of Finns were examined from composters, but according to her, Google had already cleared 528 hectares of forest for data centers before the authorities intervened. She stated that the environmental impact assessments were still ongoing and asked whether the focus of regulatory oversight was in the wrong place. #ympäristö #kompostointi #metsä (translated)

Maria Rautanen wrote that the Left Alliance proposed tightening the taxation of domestic wood fuels and energy peat. According to her, the proposal could increase heating costs, weaken the competitiveness of domestic energy production, and increase pressures on security of supply. Rautanen assessed that the costs could impact low-income individuals, whose position the Left, in her opinion, claimed to defend, and criticized the proposal for not taking into account its possible effects on the daily lives of ordinary Finns. #kotimainenenergia #verotus #lämmitys (translated)

Maria Rautanen wrote that Russian nickel was still used in Finland for battery and defense industry needs, while climate policy, in her opinion, had reduced the energy use of domestic peat. She described it as contradicting that the availability of a critical raw material was wanted to be secured while domestic security of supply reserves were being aimed to eliminate. Rautanen questioned the concept of security of supply if dependence on imports was accepted but domestic alternatives were rejected. (translated)

Maria Rautanen wrote that electricity transmission price increases were once again in the headlines. She wondered why, according to her, a value-added tax of 25.5 percent was added on top of the electricity tax. Rautanen described electricity as a necessity without which Finnish society, in her opinion, cannot function, and criticized the state for taxing the tax levied on electricity as well. #sähkö #verotus #italia (translated)

Maria Rautanen wrote that in Finland, the construction of a new barn could be halted because trees could not be cut down at the construction site before the necessary permits were obtained. She claimed that Google had cut down over 500 hectares of forest in Muhos and Kajaani for data center projects while environmental impact assessments were still ongoing. Rautanen compared the permit requirements for domestic food production investments to the fact that the consequences of the tech giant's actions were only being investigated. #ympäristö #metsät #rakentaminen (translated)

Maria Rautanen questioned the transportation of foreign waste to Finland for energy production. She referred to information from Kaleva, which indicated that nearly 50,000 tons of waste had been brought to Oulu for incineration at Oulu Energy and Syklon facilities since 2021. According to her, waste had even been transported from the outskirts of a landfill in Rome and from the shores of the Arctic Ocean. Rautanen wrote that according to Kaleva, nearly a third of the imports had occurred with figures that had been mistakenly approved by the Finnish Environment Institute. She demanded a transparent investigation into the permit errors. Rautanen criticized the downsizing of Finland's domestic energy production, particularly the reduction of peat use due to taxation and emissions trading costs. According to her, Finnish contractors and energy entrepreneurs had ceased operations, machines had been sold, and expertise in the sector was disappearing as energy was produced by importing waste from thousands of kilometers away. Rautanen called for open life cycle assessments to justify the import of foreign waste, taking into account transport by road and sea, combustion emissions, ash, waste impurities, and domestic fuels replaced by imported waste. She also demanded information about the quality of the waste brought to Finland, its monitoring, and the effects of combustion on flue gases, heavy metals, and fine particles. Rautanen believed that Finland's energy supply should fundamentally rely on domestic raw materials, local labor, and supply security. She found it difficult to accept that waste transported from Rome was used for energy production while the use of domestic peat had been reduced, and she questioned whether this constituted sensible circular economy practices. https://t.co/2CjRydkxAO #ilmasto #energia #kiertotalous (translated)

Maria Rautanen wrote that a law was being prepared in Finland that would require the installation of solar panels on existing public buildings larger than 250 m² starting in 2031. She linked the preparation to the EU's Energy Efficiency Directive for Buildings and asked whether the effects of the directive were adequately assessed in Finnish conditions. Rautanen argued that Finland could not be compared to sunny Mediterranean countries that used a lot of fossil fuels. She noted that Finland's electricity consumption emission factor was only 26 g CO₂/kWh in 2025 and pointed out that solar panels produced energy mostly in the summer when the electricity system was already low-emission and energy consumption was lower. She wrote that the solar panel production chain was heavily concentrated in China and that a lot of coal-generated electricity was still used in their manufacturing. According to Rautanen, 78,000 MW of new coal power was commissioned in China in 2025. Rautanen asked who would pay for the new investments while municipalities were balancing their budgets and welfare areas were looking for savings. She demanded a calculation of the costs and financing of the investments, as well as how much the solar panels made in China would reduce Finland's CO₂ emissions over their entire lifespan. She also questioned whether the panels would offset their carbon footprint during production and assessed that the rationality of the directive in Finland could not be determined without a calculation based on Finnish conditions. https://t.co/ba6sqYwZ2l #Aurinkoenergia #Energiatehokkuus #Suomi (translated)

Maria Rautanen wrote that the price of electricity varies according to weather conditions, from zero to the clouds, and noted that there is no power reserve for the winter of 2026-2027. She welcomed the winter and emphasized that energy and supply security are the foundation of societal functioning, not side issues. #sähkö #energia #huoltovarmuus (translated)

Maria Rautanen wrote that wind power produced nearly as much electricity last night as was consumed in all of Finland, which she claimed drove the price of electricity down. She noted that some wind farms approved for the feed-in tariff before 2017 were still receiving support, which had a target price of €83.50/MWh. Rautanen pointed out that while the abundant electricity production lowered prices, support was still being paid from state funds, and she argued that consumers were paying for it. #tuulivoima #sähkö #ilmastonmuutos (translated)

Viime talvena sähkönkulutus nousi ennätykseen, 15 553 MW:iin. Fingrid totesi, että kylminä ja tuulettomina hetkinä sähköjärjestelmässä oli vähän marginaalia. Jos samaan hetkeen olisi osunut suuren voimalaitoksen tai tärkeän siirtoyhteyden vika, olisimme olleet kusessa. 😵‍💫 #huoltovarmuus #sähkönkulutus #huoltovarmuus #energianturva

”Haaland noudattaa viikinkihenkistä proteiinipitoista ruokavaliota, noin 6 000 kaloria päivässä, painottaen punaista lihaa, kalaa, munia, marjoja ja luonnollisia ruokia suorituksen ja palautumisen polttoaineena.” 💪🏼🇳🇴 Norjalla on eri ravitsemussuositus kuin Suomella nähtävästi. Terveeltä näyttää mun mielestä. 😏 #Ravitsemus #Urheilu #Terveys

Fahad Firas Adday Al-Nuaimi  -niminen henkilö on tuomittu hovioikeudessa yli kolmen vuoden vankeuteen raiskauksesta. Sama mies, jonka Sipilä toivotti vuonna 2015 tervetulleeksi ”17-vuotiaana pakolaisena” Suomeen. Tämän jälkeen aloitettiin tekemään maahanmuuttajille videoita. Ei mennyt vissiin viesti perille. Mä niin häpeä. 🙈 #maahanmuutto #rikollisuus #häpeä