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Sep 14, 2026

Roald HansenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:59
A month later, more than 1,000 teachers were knocked about in concentration camps by German policemen.
Tim O'CallaghanHOST
8:05
Some of the teachers held in the camps were forced to work in the remote parts of Norway and Finland for the German war machine.
Tim O'CallaghanHOST
8:12
Wages were also withheld, and many were expelled from their jobs, but it made no difference to the teachers' resistance.
Roald HansenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:19
When these teachers came back to their homes half a year later and were released, they had won a victory over Quisling.
VAUDIENCE
67:59
Like Norway, no
Mo TwisterHOST
67:59
... upper Finland.
Mo TwisterHOST
68:00
Yeah.
Mo TwisterHOST
68:00
Over there, wow, that's fucking...
Jason HoyteHOST
22:49
...
Jason HoyteHOST
22:49
Finland.
Mike MinogueHOST
22:50
Oh, right.
Jason HoyteHOST
22:51
Um, and that, this one is brutal-
speaker_0HOST
0:34
In international news, Sweden's election results remain unclear, but this morning's trend points to a win for the Social Democrats, with the latest projections giving them 176 of the 349 seats.
speaker_0HOST
0:47
EU leaders are meeting for an Arctic Summit in Finland focused on a new strategy for the region amid growing geopolitical competition from Russia, China, and the United States.
speaker_0HOST
0:58
And Marine Le Pen launched her French presidential campaign yesterday, seven months ahead of the election, under the slogan, "Priority for the French." For more on these stories and for the latest news and updates, head to rtltoday.lu.
speaker_0HOST
1:14
It's going to be a foggy, cloudy, and occasionally sunny day in Luxembourg.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
4:46
The AfD looks set for the biggest gains overtaking the Greens.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
4:50
EU leaders are meeting for an Arctic summit in Finland, focused on a new strategy for the region amid growing geopolitical competition from Russia, China and the US.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
5:00
Council President Antonio Costa and Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kalas are attending, along with German Chancellor Merz, Polish Prime Minister Tusk and several Nordic leaders.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
5:10
In France, Marine Le Pen launched her presidential campaign yesterday, seven months ahead of the election, under the slogan Priority for the French.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
0:47
Sweden's election results remain unclear, but this morning's trend points to a win for the Social Democrats, with the latest projections giving them 176 out of the 349 seats.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
1:00
EU leaders are meeting for an Arctic summit in Finland, focused on a new strategy for the region amid growing geopolitical competition from Russia, China and the US.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
1:10
And Marine Le Pen has launched her French presidential campaign seven months ahead of the election under the slogan Priority for the French.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
1:18
For more on these stories and for the latest news and updates, head to rtltoday.lu. It's going to be a foggy, cloudy and occasionally sunny day in Luxembourg.
Mark KelsonGUEST
0:50
go.
Mark KelsonGUEST
0:51
Half of the band's over in Finland, half of us are over here.
Ali WilliamsHOST
0:55
There you go.
Ali WilliamsHOST
0:55
There you go.

11 MINS LATER

Ali WilliamsHOST
11:46
Yeah.
Ali WilliamsHOST
11:47
No, that's awesome.
Ali WilliamsHOST
11:48
So how did you come to be half from Finland and half Aussie? That's, um, that's a
Mark KelsonGUEST
11:52
very
Henri TaskinenGUEST
3:28
So the country's electricity systems maturity in terms of batteries that we are discussing.
Henri TaskinenGUEST
3:32
So let's say in Finland, where we began and where Daaleri also has a large scale battery investment.
Henri TaskinenGUEST
3:38
In the beginning, let's say three years ago, for example, most of the earnings, most of the net revenue came from the ancillary services.
Henri TaskinenGUEST
3:45
from these capacity markets where you give to the grid operator a promise, so to speak, or insurance that the battery can charge or discharge on this moment if the grid needs it.
Henri TaskinenGUEST
4:25
But then also more renewables are coming online.
Henri TaskinenGUEST
4:28
The market is shifting towards arbitrage and energy trading more and more.
James LinekerHOST
4:32
In Finland, for example, where both Teleri and Capelo AI are based, most of the revenue now comes from that energy arbitrage.
James LinekerHOST
4:40
Buy low in the day market and sell high to the evening peak, for example.
Mike de GraaffGUEST
20:19
Sure.
Mike de GraaffGUEST
20:22
I think Finland and New Zealand are interesting ones because I get the question quite a lot because we also help operators go into Finland and into New Zealand.
Mike de GraaffGUEST
20:32
But I'm not so optimistic at all anymore about those markets.
Mike de GraaffGUEST
20:36
I think Finland is dead on arrival.
Mike de GraaffGUEST
20:41
Tell us a little bit about
Charlie HornerHOST
20:43
that.
Charlie HornerHOST
20:43
What is it about the Finland system that makes it dead on arrival?
Mike de GraaffGUEST
20:47
If you just look at the numbers where you see the amount of applicants that we have right now in there versus the population that is in there, that's just an easy sum.
Buck ReynoldsHOST
5:14
Look at the Arctic.
Buck ReynoldsHOST
5:16
The European Arctic Summit in Finland just wrapped, and they're pivoting to a security-first doctrine.
Buck ReynoldsHOST
5:22
They're funding military mobility in the high north to counter Russia
Jules SterlingHOST
5:25
and China.

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