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Energy Interconnection in the EU
The EU has set an interconnection target of at least 15% by 2030. Connecting Europe's electricity systems will allow the EU to boost its security of electricity supply and integrate more. Data on electricity use (flows) and potential (capacity) of the cross-border transmission grid across Europe and neighbouring countries. It examines the level of cross-border exchange capacity required under various energy transition scenarios, compares it to existing interconnection expansion plans and presents relevant. A few weeks ago, Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia synchronised their Energy grid with the European Grid by cutting the connection to the Russian controlled BRELL System via the overhead transmission line LitPol link that connects Poland and Lithuania, which share a common border. A milestone for. The Connecting Europe Facility is part of the European Union's multi-annual budget for 2028-2034, which foresees nearly four times as much money as the previous budget. It is intended to increase cross-border investment in electric grids, pipelines and renewable energy projects.
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