Lithuanian electricity transmission system operator Litgrid has published a set of audited financial statements and an annual report for the previous year. In 2021, the company has successfully achieved the goals of reliability of electricity supply and of the implementation of strategic projects, ensuring electricity security in the country.
2022 March 15
Cooperation agreement signed between RB Rail AS and Litgrid
On 14th of March 2022, the Rail Baltica joint venture RB Rail AS together with the Lithuanian electricity transmission system operator Litgrid signed a cooperation agreement establishing basing principles of collaboration for the implementation of the Rail Baltica global project.
2022 March 2
The Baltic electricity transmission system operators are reducing the commercial capacity of system connections with Russia
The Baltic electricity transmission network operators have unanimously decided to reduce commercial electricity imports through existing connections with Russia.
2022 February 23
With economic growth, Lithuania’s electricity consumption in 2021 was the highest in 30 years
“Litgrid”, the Lithuanian electricity transmission system operator, announces electricity system indicators for 2021. Last year, electricity consumption in Lithuania grew by 7.8%, the highest in three decades, reflecting the ongoing post-pandemic economic recovery. Almost half of the electricity generated in Lithuania came from solar, wind and other renewable energy sources.
2022 February 4
Results achieved by Litgrid in 2021: greater reliability, strategic projects completed
Last year, Lithuanian electricity transmission system operator Litgrid has further increased the indicators of reliability of electricity supply, and continued smooth implementation of the strategic projects, that are necessary in preparing for the synchronization with the continental European networks.
2022 January 27
EU endorsed a support for the second phase projects of the Baltic States' synchronisation
On Wednesday, January 26, the coordinating committee of the key EU fund for infrastructure Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) evaluated in its final selection process and approved the proposal submitted by the Baltic and Polish transmission system operators, granting EUR 170 million financial assistance to a range of projects as part of the synchronisation of the Baltic States with the Continental European Synchronous Area (CESA).
2022 January 27
Litgrid's innovation test will help increase Lithuanian energy security
Litgrid, the Lithuanian power transmission system operator, has completed the testing of the first 1 MW battery system in the Baltic states connected to the power transmission grid. The data collected during the tests are important in preparing the Lithuanian electricity system for synchronisation with the Continental European Synchronous Area, ensuring the reliability of the system and the further development of rapidly growing renewable energy generation in the country.
2021 December 29
Litgrid and Siemens Energy Will Implement the Second Largest Synchronisation Project in Lithuania
On Wednesday, 29th December, the Lithuanian electricity transmission system operator Litgrid has signed a contract with Siemens Energy for implementation of three synchronous condensers in Lithuania by the end of 2024. This equipment is necessary for synchronous operation of the Baltic States with Continental European Synchronous Area (CESA).
2021 December 21
Litgrid starts preparing a feasibility study for offshore wind integration
The Lithuanian electricity transmission system operator Litgrid continues cooperation with Japanese energy company TEPCO Power Grid and starts preparing a study intended to assess technical and economic alternatives for offshore wind integration.
2021 December 9
Regarding the public information about the possibility for the Baltic States to increase the share of the electricity from Russia and Belarus
Lithuanian electricity transmission system operator Litgrid, in response to public information that the Baltic countries are negotiating the possibility of increasing the flow of the electricity from Russia and Belarus, informs that such discussions are not taking place.
