Litgrid

Litgrid, alongside operators from other Baltic states, publishes market data to the Baltic transparency dashboard for the region’s electricity balancing market.

The ENTSO-E transparency platform provides free, public data on European electricity production, transmission, and market balancing to improve competition and transparency.

The map displays the North European electricity energy market divided into trading zones, where electricity is bought and sold via exchanges based on supply and demand.

The page explains open data as publicly accessible information that can be used and shared freely, provided the source is cited.

The Synchronisation newsletter covered the Baltic States’ electricity grid synchronization with Continental Europe between 2020 and 2025.

December saw rising electricity prices across Europe, with Lithuania’s average exceeding 200 EUR/MWh for the first time. Cold weather drove demand to a record 2,220 MW.

Litgrid reports that strong winds damaged transmission lines on January 14, which are now operational.

Last week, wind power dominated Lithuania’s generation (35% of local output), setting a new hourly record. Cooler weather increased demand by 4%, raising thermal plant output and prices by 20%. Scandinavian imports via NordBalt remained steady at maximum capacity 70% of the time.

Litgrid’s team delivers critical national energy missions, ensuring grid stability, strengthening Lithuania’s and Europe’s connections, and creating innovative solutions for long-term energy security.

Litgrid implements anti-corruption measures to align with Lithuanian laws and EPSO-G’s group policy, addressing risks in its operations.

Litgrid ensures compliance with European Union and Lithuanian laws, internal company documents, and sector standards.

Litgrid invites cybersecurity experts to report vulnerabilities in its information systems. A disclosure process outlines how to identify and submit potential security flaws.

The page directs users to select a topic and submit an enquiry, which is forwarded to responsible specialists at Litgrid.

LITGRID manages electricity flows and maintains a stable energy system as Lithuania’s transmission operator.

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Litgrid maintains Lithuania’s power system reliability while advancing key grid projects. The company progresses on the **Harmony Link** interconnection and reinforces transmission networks nationwide. Litgrid also accelerates the integration of **energy storage systems**, preparing for future grid demands.

Nov 2026LitgridNews article

Litgrid and Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne (PSE) formalize their partnership to build the **220 kV Harmony Link**, an electricity interconnector between Lithuania and Poland. The signed **Connection Point Agreement** marks a critical milestone for the project, reinforcing both operators’ commitment to its development. The interconnector aims to strengthen cross-border energy transmission and integration in the region.

Oct 2026LitgridNews article

Lithuania’s electricity transmission operator **Litgrid** applies for EU funding under the **Connecting Europe Facility (CEF)** to enhance the **Harmony Link** interconnection with Poland. The initiative focuses on improving the physical security of the infrastructure and securing stable power supply across the **Baltic States**. The project supports regional grid resilience amid growing energy integration demands.

Oct 2026LitgridNews article

EPEX SPOT now operates across all three electricity market segments—intraday continuous, intraday auctions, and day-ahead—in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. The exchange expanded from intraday auctions (launched September 8) to include day-ahead market services, enhancing competition and service quality for participants in the Baltic wholesale electricity market.

Sep 2026LitgridNews article