Fyn · 12 November 2026
Strong winds, council disputes and falling petrol prices
Fyn faces strong winds, heavy construction and a risk of slippery roads. Odense council is divided over investments, while petrol prices fall.
Fyn is waking up to strong winds and heavy construction, and there is a risk of a slushy shower, which could locally make roads slippery. In Odense, the city council is divided over the municipality’s investments following criticism from Amnesty, and the government wants to extend the tax discount on expensive electric cars. At the same time, the price of petrol has fallen by 2 kroner and 20 øre over the past month.
Strong winds and risk of sleet showers on Funen
The quiet autumn weather is over. Thursday morning will be windy with showers from the early hours, and temperatures will remain below 10 degrees.
There is a risk of sleet showers, which may locally result in slippery conditions. TV 2 Fyn
Petrol prices fall by 2 kroner and 20 øre
The price of a litre of petrol has fallen by 2 kroner and 20 øre in the past month. This is shown by the so-called list prices, which are set every day based on the international oil market.
You have to go back to 9 August to find cheaper petrol. The latest monthly price fall is the strongest this year. TV 2 Fyn
Odense City Council divided over investments
A review from Odense Municipality shows how much the municipality has invested in companies listed on the UN's list of companies with activities in the illegally occupied areas on the West Bank. The investments are prompting Amnesty International to direct criticism at Odense Municipality. Odense Municipality is the local public authority for Odense.
In Odense City Council, the municipality's elected political assembly, opinions are divided. A politician from Enhedslisten is very disappointed, while a politician from the Conservatives believes Amnesty is going too far in its criticism. TV 2 Fyn
Government wants to extend electric car rebate by one year
The government wants to extend the tax rebate for electric cars costing more than 366,000 kroner by another year. Climate Minister Samira Nawa (R) says so.
In the government's proposal for the Finance Act for 2027, the government suggested allowing the tax rebate to expire at the turn of the year. This would lower the threshold at which electric cars are exempt from registration fees from 420,000 kroner to 366,000 kroner per electric car and raise 800 million kroner for the state treasury. TV 2 Fyn
Shopkeeper from Aarup named MENY Fighter of the Year
A shopkeeper from MENY in Aarup has been named Fighter of the Year among the country's MENY stores. Dagrofa wrote this in a press release.
The award is due in part to the shopkeeper having become the town's local shopkeeper in record time, and to the employees having brought life to the store, which had been running at a loss for years. The store's growth has come despite challenging roadworks. There are 116 MENY stores in Denmark. TV 2 Fyn
OB faces Holstein Kiel without several first-team players
When OB meets German side Holstein Kiel in a training match on Thursday, several of the Fyn-based club's regular players will be absent from the squad.
6 players are away on international duty, while 5 other players are out with illness or injury. TV 2 Fyn
Briefly
- A broken-down vehicle is blocking the right lane on E20 Fynske Motorvej between exit 56 Ejby and exit 57 Nørre Aaby heading toward Middelfart, and road assistance is at the scene. TV 2 Fyn
- OB's players completed this year's final training session on the grass at pitch 1 in Ådalen this week, and the Funen Superliga team move to artificial turf on Monday. TV 2 Fyn
- As a scientific partner in the Danmark Planter Ålegræs project, Syddansk Universitet will select sites and quality-assure data, and the project has prompted more than 4.000 people in Denmark to plant eelgrass since 2024. TV 2 Fyn
- TV 2 Fyn has focused on the chat service OmeTV, where most of the pupils in the 8th grade at Glamsbjergskolen who have used the service have experienced something inappropriate, and Børns Vilkår is urging parents to talk to their children. TV 2 Fyn
- More than 25 cars have been vandalised in the same neighbourhood in Nyborg, primarily with punctured tyres, and the police still lack the full picture and are seeking witnesses. DR Nyheder Fyn
Automatically translated from Danish. Written from DR Nyheder and the regional TV 2 stations; each story links to its source.