Residents of Estonia will face a new fee, the amount of which will become known only when it has to be paid.

After leaving the Russian energy system, Estonia will have to take care of maintaining the frequency in the network itself, and this is expensive. Very expensive. Elering. Photo: Eero Vabamägi

After leaving the Russian energy system, Estonia will have to take care of maintaining the frequency in the network itself, and this is expensive. Very expensive.

Translation – Diana Kharlamova

While the current tariff for energy production and consumption is four cents per megawatt-hour, Elering has proposed that after desynchronization with the Russian grid in February next year it would be 5.31 euros per MWh (0.53 cents per kW -h) for the manufacturer and 5.31 euros per MWh for the consumer, with a significant part of this amount being the cost of purchasing frequency reserves. Plus sales tax.

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