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Lithuania, Poland, Estonia, and Latvia, initiate a €382 million project to fortify critical energy infrastructure.
In late September 2025, Lithuania, together with Poland, Estonia and Latvia, launched a €382 million coordinated effort to bolster the resilience of their power transmission infrastructure against aerial threats—especially drones. The plan is spearheaded by Lithuanian grid operator Litgrid and Poland’s PSE, with Lithuanian Energy Minister Žygimantas Vaičiūnas and Litgrid CEO Rokas Masiulis playing prominent roles in pitch…
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Litgrid Expands Electricity Transmission Capacity with Poland – Market Consultation Now Open
Lithuanian electricity transmission system operator Litgrid has prepared a concept for increasing transmission capacity between Lithuania and Poland, which is presented to the market participants. It is expected that the implementation of the measures outlined in the concept will increase cross-border electricity transfer capacity. The growth of electricity trade will create better conditions for the…
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Lithuania Smashes It’s Own Renewable Energy Record
Lithuania just had its biggest month ever for green power. In September, 381 MW of new wind capacity was plugged into the grid – enough to power hundreds of thousands of homes. The new additions come from two big wind farms: LT Energija’s 285 MW Pagėgiai project and Enefit Green’s 96 MW Kelmė project, both now in test mode. With…
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Baltic States TSOs to strengthen their resilience agains cyber and physical attacks.
After successfully coordinating the synchronisation of the Baltic States with the continental European network, the electricity transmission system operators of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland are now planning on strengthening the resilience of their power systems against hybrid security threats. To this end, the operators have submitted an application for European Union funding to support…
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Lithuanian wind power plants produced the most electricity last week
Lithuanian electricity TSO Litgrid reports that electricity prices fell 11 percent as wind speeds increased last week. After wind power generation tripled last week, wholesale electricity prices in the Baltics fell. The lowest electricity prices were not on the weekend, as usual, but on a particularly windy Thursday. Windy weather continues this week, with minimum…
