Norway Will Be Home To The World's First Energy Positive Hotel
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Norway is a global leader in sustainability. The Nordic country's approximately 5.4 million residents do everything possible to reduce their environmental impact. Hence, it should come as no surprise that it was the venue of choice for the world's first energy-positive hotel.
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summer_beach2년 이상That is very pretty! I bet the people staying in it have an amazing view!
jojowithabowbow2년 이상I love California! I love when the heat snows! I also love eating cookies in fire!
diva-b3th4ny2년 이상That's amazing! Real sustainability is a hard thing to achieve, but we need to work together to make it happen, just like the 5.4 million residents in Norway! Although a hotel may seem like a waste of money and space, as it really isn't doing anything to save the environment, it will definitely help in the long run! Did you know that the US makes up only 5% of the world population, but it throws away enough plastic bottles in a week to encircle the Earth 5 times? I think we should all work together to do better! Recycle! It may not seem much now but it's all working towards a bigger goal! I'm glad this hotel got a chance to open for the public! Someday I wish to go! #worldsfirstenergypositivehotel #hotel #energypositive #norway #betterforourworld #northernlights #glaciers #view #amazing ~Beth the diva
hermionekenz2년 이상Totally#awesome!!!
leilah2년 이상WOW!! This is so sufficient and good for the world . I hope this is what future hotels will look like because I am definetly going to them!! Follow for more🐼🐼🐼
sk1232년 이상That is very cool and it seems that it will help in a way but not environmentally.
athenaofathens2년 이상they will need big solar panels
dream_beyond2년 이상Whoa! I really want to visit the hotel!
madelynn2년 이상That is really cool. I wish I could do that
mandythepandy2년 이상if you think about it that's just great for Norway!
unicornlover202년 이상I would love for there to be a energy positive hotel but I wish that it was closer so more people could go and see it but the people in Norway are lucky to have something like that and there not being any pollution in the air and there not being gas in the air from it.