Electricity market

Electricity market

Sand battery and smart batteries to support the electricity grid

The addition of the world’s largest sand battery to the Vääksy district heating network and Enico’s domestic battery solutions show that the reserve market now includes more than just large industrial loads. It is about smart trading and technological leadership.

Electricity market

Affordable and ecological solar energy

Solar power is a cheap, renewable and emission-free energy source, and the construction of a solar power plant is fast. Producers appreciate Fingrid’s willingness
to work with them.

Electricity market

Grid energy storage facilities must support the grid

Finland’s first grid energy storage facility with grid-forming capabilities was opened in Valkeakoski last autumn. Other new grid energy storage systems are expected to have the same capabilities.

Electricity market

Open data promotes an effective electricity market

A fair and effective electricity market is in
everyone’s best interests, and up-to-date
information is required to ensure this. Data from a variety of sources plays a key role in optimising electricity production, consumption and transmission.

Electricity market

Companies are paid for flexibility in the reserve markets

Lidl Finland and Lumme Energia sell their capacity for flexible electricity consumption to Fingrid, helping to keep the power system in balance. Flexibility
can be found in surprising places and can be handsomely rewarded.

Electricity market

Systematic transmission management

An electricity network can transmit a limited volume of electricity within the constraints of system security. Fingrid manages electricity transmission to ensure that it remains within the limits of the transmission capacity at all times.

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