According to TSO Elering’s latest security of supply report, the key issue for the near future is maintaining 1,000 megawatts of dispatchable capacity within Estonia’s electricity system.While existing capacity is expected to meet demand in the coming years, additional measures will be needed in the long term, as the market alone is unlikely to generate sufficient additional capacity.
Elering published its latest report on Estonia’s electricity security of supply on Friday, highlighting that the situation has become more challenging compared to a few years ago.The report emphasizes that ensuring energy security now requires more thorough preparation.
“Each successive winter underscores a clear reality for us and our Baltic Sea neighbors: while under normal circumstances, our electricity supply is reliably secured, the safety margins are growing thinner.
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