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How is it viewed in your country? does this mean big increase in electricity prices?
by snapcaster 2y ago
How is it viewed in your country? does this mean big increase in electricity prices?
- hkpack 2y agoMost likely the networks were connected for stability reasons for peak consumption instead of trading. Also if russia was selling below EU market prices, it meant that there was a corruption somewhere, as it doesn’t make any sense from business perspective to do so. Russia uses its energy as a weapon to corrupt and finance specific politicians, every country has to keep as far away from them as possible even if they offer energy for free. Source: we had the same in Ukraine, and every step in decoupling from russia is made with blood.
- varsketiz 2y agoI don't know how it works on a detail level. Nobody is talking about price increases. I buy electricity on a nordic (https://www.enefit.lt/en/privatiems/elektra#/ https://www.enefit.lt/en/privatiems/elektra#/) market already. It is viewed as a positive thing in general. The politicians that were against this development while it was ongoing are silent.