The hotter, the more: Montenegro is too active burns electricity

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The hotter, the more: Montenegro is too active burns electricity

It would seem that the summer of electricity is consumed a priori less, but it does not seem so. With modern means of saving from the heat, the annual consumption of electricity becomes many times greater, and these figures are growing every year. So, in the first half of the hot Montenegrin July 2015, residents used 15% more electricity than a year ago, and on some days the energy consumption several times approached the record level of 9 million kWh, which is an average for the winter heating season.

This roughness is explained simply - air conditioners, food and beverage coolers, split-systems and fans work day and night both in living quarters and in institutions.

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