Finland weighs solar self-generation as German model hits 1M prosumers

A Finnish professor at LUT University urges investigation into adopting Europe's widely accepted solar self-generation model, citing over a million German households already producing cheap electricity. The Finnish authority's skepticism suggests a policy debate over distributed solar viability in Finland's low-sunlight, high-latitude conditions. This matters as it could signal a shift in Finland's energy policy toward prosumer adoption, with implications for grid management and renewable integration.