Energy production in the capital would help balance the country’s electricity grid and smooth price fluctuations, according to Olli Sirkka, CEO of Helsinki’s energy firm Helen.
“Finland is the happiest country in the world. But if you ask the people, they will answer you, we’re not happy at all,” Marin joked on the late-night programme.
The Immigration Service (Migri) reports a large backlog of citizenship applications, many of them from asylum seekers who arrived in 2015 and are now seeking Finnish passports.
“Finland is, so to speak, trying to influence things from the sidelines. The big boys decide, and we try to contribute at different stages,” Stubb told Helsingin Sanomat.