Finland survived last winter’s energy challenges thanks to cooperation on many fronts. Operators in the sector are grateful to everyone who saved electricity during critical hours.
The voluntary power system support procedure covers flexible capacity equivalent to one nuclear power unit.
Finland is likely to become self-sufficient in electricity on an annual basis next year. Until then, however, we must prepare ourselves for high electricity prices in the winter.
The system security of Finland’s main grid has been first-class for a long time, and spring was no exception to this, despite all the twists and turns along the way.
