< IMG Title = "Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania disconnected from the Russian energy system" width = "632" height = "356" src = "https://cdn.fakty.com.ua/wp-content/uploads/2023 05/01/Imgonline-com-ua-relegjcpklvmpx.jpg "Class =" Attachment-_as_632_356 SIZE-_AS_632_356 WP-POST-IMAGE "Altpes" SRCSET = "HTTPS:/" CDN .fakty.com.ua /wp-content/uploads/2023/05/01/imgonline-ua-ure- tegjcpklvmpx.jpg 1280w, https://cdn.fakty.com.ua/wp-cloads/2023/05/01/IMGONLINE-COM-UA-ReSIZE- tegjcpklvmpx-300x169.jpg 300W, https://cdn.fakty.com.ua/wp-cloads/2023/01/imgonline LVMPX-768x432 .jpg 768W "SIZES =" (Max-Width: 632PX) 100VW, 632PX "Depoding =" Async " /> < p >Three Baltic countries are now completely independent of the Russian energy system — On the morning of February 8, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania successfully disconnected from the Russian frequency zone of Brell. And synchronization with the EU energy system is scheduled for February 9.
< h2 > historical shutdown of the Baltic countries from the energy system of the Russian Federation
< p > this process began at about 06:00 with turning off the power lines between Lithuania and Russian Kaliningrad, then — Between Lithuania and Belarus, as well as between Latvia and the Russian Federation, reports err.
< p > at the last stage, at about 09:00, they turned off the high -voltage lines between Estonia and the Russian Federation at the border in Narva.
are now watching < p > while disconnection from the Russian power system did not affect consumers — The system continues to work stably, assured in Elering (the national operator of the system of transportation of electricity and natural gas of Estonia). < p >< strong > next stage < p > and before that operators of the Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania energy systems will test the autonomous mode of operation, that is, electricity consumption will be provided predetermined at the expense of local power plants. < p > < p >< strong > EU synchronization means the end of the so -called electric block gell , which still included Belarus, Russia, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.< p > it is almost completely controlled by Moscow and has long been considered a vulnerable place for former Soviet republics, which are now NATO members.
< p > Although none of the Baltic countries buys electricity from the Russian Federation since 2022, their connection to the BRELL network left them dependent on Moscow in terms of energy flows. ~ 60 >< p >
