This week on the grid
Lithuanian day-ahead prices averaged €134/MWh last week — up 55% in seven days and about €47 above Finland — even though wind and solar covered 71% of Lithuania’s generation. Here’s the last three months.
Baltic electricity prices swing more than almost anywhere in Europe, and the reasons rarely get reported anywhere you’d look. nb·flux turns the raw data into a short, honest weekly read — no trader jargon.
Day-ahead prices for Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, the Nordic zones and Poland — with the reasons behind the spikes.
The real generation mix, hour by hour: how much wind, solar, gas and imports keep the lights on.
Cross-border spreads and flows — why Vilnius can pay double what Helsinki pays on the same windless evening.
Longer pieces, free to read, published as they’re ready.
One email a week: what prices did, why, and what to watch — in five minutes, plain language. Free.