Main grid
One of many
Over the next ten years, Fingrid will execute approximately 180 different substation projects. There will be 45 completely new substations, with a Project Manager responsible for each of them.
6.4.2023
Over the next ten years, Fingrid will execute approximately 180 different substation projects. There will be 45 completely new substations, with a Project Manager responsible for each of them.
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 increase in wind power production is putting the power
system to the test. In the future, the grid will need solutions to ensure
stability and more transmission line connections.
When Fingrid executes transmission
line projects, it redeems the right to build transmission lines from private landowners. The company pay compensation in an amount determined by the National Land Survey of Finland.
The names of substations are usually
based on their locations. The important
thing is that the name is unambiguous
and easy to recognise.
The Ukrainian transmission system operator, an observer member of ENTSO-E, has applied for full membership. Meanwhile, Russia is destroying its energy infrastructure.
The transmission connections between Northern and Southern Finland were significantly strengthened in September with the commissioning of Fingrid’s Forest Line transmission link.
Fingrid, Helen Electricity Network, and the City of Helsinki are working closely together, as the need for
electricity transmission in Helsinki is expected to double in the next few years. The upcoming new 400-kilovolt cable link will contribute to the green transition and the realisation of the Western Boulevard City.
Fingrid is prepared for the event of electricity production disturbances.
In addition to buying from the balancing power market, it has access to approximately 1,200 megawatts of reserve power. Reserve power plants are always on standby, but the full 1,200 megawatts is very rarely needed.
Fingrid’s power system vision is based on various scenarios for the future, foreseeing transformational changes to the power system. The vision is now under further develop-
ment based on stakeholder feedback.
Fingrid Oyj
Läkkisepäntie 21
00620 Helsinki
Tel. 030 395 5267
Fingrid.fi
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Fingrid is Finland’s transmission system operator. We secure reliable electricity cost effectively for our customers and society, and shape the clean, market-oriented power system of the future.