Baltic States Sever Ties with Russia's Power Grid, Embrace European Energy Independence
2025-02-07
This weekend, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania will complete their disconnection from the Russian electricity network and connect to the Continental European Synchronous Area. This move aims to strengthen grid stability and ensure energy independence and security. The €1.6 billion project involved years of work, building 1,400 km of high-voltage lines and numerous substations, and establishing strong European partnerships to mitigate risks. While potential risks exist, tests are complete, and the average consumer shouldn't notice any disruption. This marks a significant step towards energy security for the Baltic states and offers a model for other nations reliant on Russian energy.
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