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The European Union’s (EU) researchers will draw up proposals by summer identifying the best ways to synchronize electricity grids of the Baltic countries and Western Europe, Maroš Šefčovič, the European Commission’s Vice-President for the Energy Union, has said while on a visit to Lithuania.
Baltic grid synchronization plan expected by summer, EC vice-president says
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“Synchronization is an important issue and we’ve agreed that we’ll do our utmost in order for the EU’s Joint Research Centre to provide the results this year on what proposals would look the most economically viable and what would be the most economical solution for the process of synchronization… Experts will do their modelling and pl

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