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What will change when the power system is modernised?
The key difference between the new power system and the old one is that power production depends on the weather.
27.3.2023
The key difference between the new power system and the old one is that power production depends on the weather.
The electricity market is not broken. Instead, it continues to function as expected, despite the ongoing energy crisis.
As the electricity system evolves and becomes the core of the entire energy system, the market must develop in line with new needs.
Industries managing their greenhouse gas emissions should pay attention to their supply chains, says Timo Seppälä of ETLA Economic Research.
Improving Fingrid’s customer experience is the most important aspect of Development Manager Rami Saajoranta’s work.
The market is now open to new
technologies and innovations that
households could adopt without great
expense.
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.
Although the coming winter and the next few years may be hard without Russian fossil energy, the longer-term outlook for Finland’s electrifying energy market is bright and encouraging.
It is important to create and foster a good project spirit, says Fingrid´s Project Director Risto Ryynänen.
Jukka Metsälä has no difficulty motivating himself in his new job. The goal is a cleaner future.
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