Baltic fuel prices rise as wholesale market spikes in early March — why Tallinn shows the highest petrol prices
Baltic fuel prices rise as wholesale market spikes in early March — why Tallinn shows the highest petrol prices
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The primary reason was higher utilisation of the Elektrėnai reserve complex, operating on fossil fuel, to ensure system security — particularly around the final synchronisation of the Baltic grid with Continental Europe in February 2025.