Nuovi dati mostrano che l’Italia è di gran lunga il più grande consumatore di aria condizionata dell’UE, seguito da Grecia, Francia e Spagna
https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2025/07/15/these-eu-countries-are-air-con-addicts-who-consumes-the-most-energy-to-cool-down
di Independent_Pitch598
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shocking news : southern Europe has warmer climate than the north.
I proudly installed three systems in Italy this year
Wow, you telling me that the hottest countries use the most AC?
Damn, who would have thought of that, unbelievable!
next you’ll tell me water is wet
Shit is hot, yo.
Is it a typo and they meant “hair conditioning”?
mama mia air conditioneere
France before Spain, really?
Surprised that Germany isn’t much lower on the list, don’t know anyone who was an AC. Hope there will be laws in the future that will allow people who rent to install an AC no matter what the landlord says. Portable ACs are better than nothing but rather impractical. I live on the ground floor and my bedroom window faces the sidewalk, I really don’t wanna keep my window open at night to run the hose through it.
Not that surprising really, since even in Poland the AC I installed last year is literally saving my life. Heatwaves can get unbearable – that bloody Sun is attacking my flat all day long, wakes me up in the morning and then, around midday, proceeds to turn my living room into an oven; fun all day long from both sides – so it was a very good investment.
I was born in a protestant county. Suffering is part of life. We don’t do air conditioning. We build dikes.
If Greece didn’t hide AC remotes from the tourists, they could get first place 😂
Considering that it is at least 30 degrees in northern Italy from April to October, it is a necessary investment. I have a fully air-conditioned house plus fans. Otherwise it is impossible
Literally the most meaningless data I’ve seen today. It’s literally absolute numbers. Of course the largest southern European country consumes more AC.
Absolutely. It’s crucial to have AC. Life is miserable without it half the year. But the thing about AC is that it’s also pretty decent in the winter. If temps are not subzero you can keep a house warm with the same AC that cools it down in the winter, and often for less money than you’d pay for oil or gas to heat up the house with radiators. So the range of temperatures that an AC is useful in is actually pretty big.
Türkiye #2 🇹🇷🇹🇷👊
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This is so stupid
This is a shocker. And here I was sitting in Sweden, thinking norhtern Swedes consumed by far the most air conditioning in Europe.
* surprised Pikachu