Lithuania sets up grid-linked energy storage pilot with Siem

Lithuania sets up grid-linked energy storage pilot with Siemens in 'post-Soviet' move


6 April 2021 9:00 GMT
Updated 
6 April 2021 11:38 GMT
Siemens, its Fluence storage joint venture with US power group AES, and Lithuania’s transmission system operator Litgrid plan to build a first project in the Baltics that links battery energy storage directly to the power grid to help the Baltic nation move away from Soviet-era energy ties towards an integration with EU countries.
A 1MW pilot plant near the capital Vilnius will serve as proof-of-concept for much larger planned projects in the former Soviet republic as Lithuania is quickly expanding renewable energies to become independent of Russian fossil gas and integrate with the Continental European Synchronous Area in 2025.

Related Keywords

Lithuania , Russia , Vilnius , Vilniaus Apskritis , Russian , Soviet , Lithuanian , Baltic Sea , Manuel Perez Dubuc , Rokas Masilius , Lietuvos Energija , Ignitis Group , Siemens , Continental European Synchronous Area , Manuel Perez , Ocean Winds , , லிதுவேனியா , ரஷ்யா , ரஷ்ய , சோவியத் , லிதுவேனியன் , பால்டிக் கடல் , மானுவல் பெரெஸ் துபுக் , ஸீமெந்ஸ் , மானுவல் பெரெஸ் , கடல் காற்று ,

© 2025 Vimarsana