Estonia’s three biggest energy projects have been included on a list of “common interest” infrastructure developments that can apply for European Union funding.
Thelist , published by European Commission Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson (Center) this week, featuredEstlink 3 , the fourthEstonia-Latvia connectionvia Saaremaa, and theNordic-Baltic hydrogen corridor .
Inclusion in the document means better access to EU funding and less administration.
“In particular, we will bring together those Member States that stand to gain the most from having neighbors with, for example, a very large renewable energy portfolio.I specifically mentioned Estlink 3 between Estonia and Finland.
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