In Europe, the need for cooling in 42 years increased by 174 percent

Eurostat announced global warming data prepared by the Common Research Center (JRC). Data shows that European countries need to warm and cool from 1979 to 2021. It is seen that it grows by folding the need of cooling especially when it comes to 42 years. Research examines the amount of energy required to remove the need for warming and cooling in every country. As a result of this analysis, a measure unit appears on ‘heating’ and ‘cooling degree’. In 1979, 3 thousand 510 days in the EU countries, 3 thousand 126 units in 2021. This shows that the need for warming in EU countries in 42 years is 11 percent. Portugal with 28 percent of the country where the need for warming is reduced. This country follows Maltese (22 on earth), Netherlands, Ireland (21 on earth), Denmark (19 on earth) and Spain (18 on earth). The average of 27 EU countries is 11. The country where the need for warming was dropped by 3 percent in Hungary and Slovakia. In the research that there is no Turkish data, the percentage of decline in some other countries is as follows: Romania percent 5, Bulgaria and Finland 6 percent, 8 percent of Cyprus, 9 percent of Greece, 12 percent in France and 13 percent of Germany.

In Finland
In 2021, the country with the highest need for warming in Europe was Malta with 5 thousand 623 degrees in Finland with 466. This rate in some other countries while the EU average is 3 thousand 126 degrees: Norway (5 thousand 539), Sweden (5 thousand 201), Germany (3 thousand 114), France (2 thousand 413 and Greece (bin 663). [

] Last 42 percent increase in 174]
] In 1979, this number rises to 100 degrees days in 2021. This means 174 percent increase in the last 42 years. It is necessary to be more careful when looking at this data on the basis of countries. Because in 1979, Denmark, Estonia, Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Finland and Norway had no need to cool in these countries. A small amount of procedural change in 2021 is also huge. It is seen that in many countries no longer need cooling. For example, the cooling degree in Bulgaria rises from 47 to 217, in Greece, it went from 169 to 421. Countries with 793 and Malta with 732.