VOICED: Swedish island prepares fossil-fuel free future

Gotland, an island in the Baltic Sea, aims to meet all its electricity needs with renewable energy. Wind power currently covers a quarter of the demand, with plans to expand. The island also focuses on bio gas production from waste, aiming to power its entire vehicle fleet with this ecological fuel. By 2025, Gotland plans to be self-sufficient in energy. The community is actively involved in these initiatives, with hopes for a sustainable future.

What is the primary renewable energy source currently being utilized in Gotland?

• Geothermal energy

• Solar power

• Wind power

• Hydroelectric power

What is the process used in Gotland to produce biogas?

• Combustion

• Electrolysis

• Fermentation

• Distillation

What is the ultimate goal for Gotland's energy production by 2025?

• To import 50% of its energy

• To produce 100% of its energy needs independently

• To export energy to neighboring countries

• To rely solely on fossil fuels

Where do young Gotlanders meet to discuss the future of their environment?

• In the town hall

• In the solar-powered public library

• At the local park

• At the community center

What is the vision for Gotland's car fleet in the future?

• To run on diesel

• To operate on biogas

• To be powered by electricity

• To use hydrogen fuel cells