Enefit Power News Today

Last week, the Environmental Board sent on a round of approvals a report on the environmental impact assessment (EIA) of the establishment of the Enefit280-2 shale oil production unit by Enefit Power, a subsidiary of the state-owned energy group Eesti Energia.

Investegate announcements from Eesti Energia AS, Appointment of new additional member to the board

TALLINN – According to an analysis of the capability of the common energy system of the Baltic Sea countries published on Wednesday, the r...

Eesti Energia wants to use money from the EU's green transition fund to convert part of its Baltic power plant (BPP) to burn waste wood products. This will reduce district heating prices in Narva and secure Estonia's electricity supply, it said.

According to Andres Vainola, head of Eesti Energia's subsidiary Enefit Power, which produces electricity from shale oil, the price set by the Competition Authority (Konkurentsiamet) for electricity as a universal service is too low and does not fully cover Enefit's production costs.

The price of electricity in Estonia under a universal service recently rolled-out by the government will provisionally be €154.08 per Megawatt-hour, or 15.4 cents per KWh, the Competition Authority (Konkurentsiamet) says.

Electricity to domestic consumers with contracts with state-owned generator Eesti Energia will cost 19.24 cents per kilowatt-hour from October 1, the company says, following an announcement of the base price by the Competition Authority Friday morning.

The price of electricity in Estonia under a universal service recently rolled-out by the government will provisionally be €154.08 per Megawatt-hour, or 15.4 cents per KWh, the Competition Authority (Konkurentsiamet) says.

Eesti Energia's newest thermal power plant in Auvere will undergo repairs for a month-and-a-half starting next week. The electricity producer believes it will not have a significant impact on prices.

TALLINN – Minister of Entrepreneurship and Information Technology Kristjan Jarvan on Thursday introduced to the economic affairs committee...