3 Baltic states disconnect from the Soviet-era grid to merge with the European energy system
- The Baltic nations, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, disconnected from the Russian electricity grid, marking the end of a decades-long energy partnership with Moscow.
- The three countries will connect to the EU's power system, allowing them to import electricity from EU countries via Poland if needed.
- Lithuanian Energy Minister Zygimantas Vaiciunas stated, 'We are now in control,' reflecting the shift away from Russian energy dependence.
- EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen emphasized that the switch would 'strengthen the security of supply' for the entire EU.
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