The maintenance of the Kiisa emergency power station will cost approximately two million euros in 2023, while Elering plans to lease the station and its utility value will decrease by 2028 due to the expiration of the exemption granted by the European Union. #KiisaJaam #Elering #Sagedusreserv (translated)
The state has abandoned the sale of the Kiisa power station and plans to lease it, reducing the station's capacity in the frequency reserve market by 100 megawatts and preparing it for participation in the day-ahead electricity market. #KiisaElektrijaam #Energiepoliitika #Reserviturg (translated)
Elering will reduce the participation of the Kiisa power plant in the Baltic frequency reserve market by 100 megawatts starting from May 1, 2027, to support the use of market-based reserves and to allow the plant to participate in all electricity markets in the future. #Elering #Kiisa #elektriturg (translated)
Elering plans to lease the Kiisa power plant in order to reduce its participation in the Baltic frequency reserves market and increase the use of market-based reserves, allowing the plant to participate in all electricity markets in the future and produce electricity during high price periods. #kiisaelektrijaam #elektriturg #reservoimsus (translated)
