Organic Farming

I've spent 6 fantastic weeks on a self-sufficient organic farm in North-Norway. This short film is my way of showing appreciation for these people and their way of life.

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Vladislavius Nature & Music

Nature House

Surviving in the Arctic Circle isn't easy. The weather can drop incredibly low. 

You might even say that your odds of surviving in such frightfully cold conditions are slim if you don't find shelter right away. 

But one Norwegian couple decided to accept the ultimate challenge and live in the Arctic, but they're not exactly freezing or roughing it. 

Benjamin Hjertefølger and his wife, Ingrid, built a three-story cob house, which they call Nature House, and the structure is wrapped in a solar geodesic dome, which makes it the most self-sustaining building that you would ever want to live in when you're in the middle of the freezing Arctic. 

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Solardome UK

Eco School

A primary school in Norway is the latest example of a revolutionary technology that uses agricultural by-products and softwood to create sustainable building materials. 

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Twin FM

Renewable Energy

The world's longest subsea electricity interconnector, North Sea Link, stretches 720km under the North Sea to share renewable electricity between the UK and Norway. 

Getting to this point has taken six years, more than 4 million working hours and incredible engineering feats to navigate through Norwegian fjords, mountains, and across the North Sea. 

Meet some of the brilliant people from National Grid and Statnett who made this possible. 

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Statnett Norway