CRISIS in the Baltics?! Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia: What will happen to prices?

The rise in electricity prices in the Baltics after leaving BRELL – myth or reality? We look into the reasons for the rise in tariffs and the region’s energy security together with an expert. Find out how disconnection from the unified energy system affected Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, and why the comparison with the Russian Far East is so relevant. We will discuss climate dependence, alternative energy sources and the prospects for the development of the energy system. Boris Martsinkevich’s expert analysis of the situation on the Nord Pool exchange in a new video 00:00 Electricity prices on the Nord Pool exchange: why so expensive? 00:45 Disconnection from BRELL: how did it go and what changed? 02:35 Kaliningrad Region: Energy Security and Gas Transit 04:30 Tariff increase in the Baltics: after the shutdown, but not as a result! 06:20 The Baltics in the European energy system: dependence on climate 08:50 Estonia: technical problems and electricity shortage 09:55 Nord Pool Exchange: Electricity Price Analysis 11:35 Electricity shortage: why are prices rising? 12:40 Far East: energy shortage and supplies to China 14:30 Development of the Far East energy system: construction or networks? 16:30 Construction of power plants in the Far East: challenges and prospects 17:40 RosHydro: role in the energy sector of the Far East 19:05 Coal Power Plants: Pricing and Logistics 20:10 Fuel and energy balances: resource assessment and tenders