Estonian, Latvian, and Lithuanian Power Systems Successfully Synchronised With Continental Europe
This synchronisation has been strongly supported by the European Union and ENTSO-E, the association of European electricity TSOs.
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Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania have successfully synchronised their electricity systems with the Continental Europe Synchronous Area on 9 February 2025 at 2:05 PM. This is a key milestone for the Baltic States and for Europe strengthening the energy resilience and independence across the region.
The synchronisation enables the Baltic States to manage their electricity grids in close cooperation with all other Continental European countries, with stable and reliable frequency control, significantly enhancing regional energy security. Previously relying on the Russian IPS/UPS system for frequency management, the Baltic States have now joined the synchronous grid of Continental Europe, serving over 400 million customers. All electricity interconnections with Russia and Belarus have been permanently disconnected.
Frequency deviation of 0.4Hz at noon on February 8 is logged at https://baltic-grid.sympower.net/.
Source: Estonia’s Elering
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