Lithuania power: renewables, prices and 2030
Lithuania more than doubled wind and solar in two years. The average price didn’t fall. The value of a solar MWh did.
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Lithuania more than doubled wind and solar in two years. The average price didn’t fall. The value of a solar MWh did.
Low wind output across DK and SE4 widened the north–south spread; northern hydro zones stayed below 30 EUR/MWh.
Read report →Hydro balance is near normal, but lower nuclear availability and new interconnector capacity point to tighter southern zones this winter.
Read report →Baltic zones traded at a 35–40 EUR/MWh premium to Finland as Estlink capacity was reduced for inspection.
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