Iceland uses roughly fifty thousand kilowatt-hours per person per year — about forty-seven to fifty-two thousand depending on the source and year, with the latest figures around forty-seven thousand five hundred for twenty twenty-five.
That’s the highest in the world by a wide margin — more than double Norway’s, and about four times the US average. The reason isn’t households: it’s aluminum smelters and other heavy industry, which soak up most of the power, plus cheap geothermal and hydro making electricity nearly free.
This one is painful, but you agreed to be my therapy, didn't you? 😆
This body did a lot, including giving birth to five wonderful kids in less than twelve years and growing to nearly 60 years old. In the last year I lost 128 lbs and started to make good progress with my too large, too sturdy German legs.
And now, I can for the first time wear over-the-knee boots. Might sound insignificant, but means the world to me. I waited for all my TSLA investments to be done before spending the extra money to buy the best out there, a young French brand, called @Nomasei1 . @TeslaBoomerPapa had to measure my legs last weekend, while I was emailing with the founder and deciding whether I could do this. I spare you the crazy moments.
Now crying tears of joy, I know it's silly, but hey, I have come a long way. Please don't comment anything nasty, this one is so important to me.
@TeslaBoomerMama Actually you should have $420,690.00, that would better just all the work you are doing for us, the Tesla community, we all love you 🥰