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Solar power plants generated 221 GWh of electricity in Latvia in August, more than twice the level recorded a year earlier, according to transmission system operator Augstsprieguma tīkls. Solar accounted for almost 60% of all electricity…
Solar power plants generated 221 GWh of electricity in Latvia in August, more than twice the level recorded a year earlier, according to transmission system operator Augstsprieguma tīkls. Solar accounted for almost 60% of all electricity generated and…
Baltic prices fell sharply from June as wind generation strengthened across Northern Europe and the region. They still remained above July 2025 levels in all three Baltic states.
PhotoThe Estonia–Latvia monthly price gap widened from less than €2/MWh to almost €30/MWh in one year, while Latvia and Lithuania moved as a tight price pair. A material price divergence inside the Baltic electricity market became visible from…
PhotoIn April 2026, electricity prices continued to fall across the Baltic region. The average price in the Baltic bidding areas declined to 56.77 EUR/MWh, down 22.02% from March and 25.16% lower than in April 2025,
PhotoBaltic electricity market in March 2026 Seasonally lower demand together with higher renewable generation drove electricity prices down across the Baltic states in March. According to AST, the average Baltic power price fell by 53.09% month on month…
PhotoBaltic Focus | Electricity Markets
Latvia’s Electricity Balance in 2025: Rising Demand and Lower Self-Coverage
Baltic Focus | Electricity Market Brief
Baltic Electricity Prices Fell by 24% in December