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A Nordic vision for 2025
Nordic TSO Cooperation – more focused and effective
Juha Kekkonen
Executive Vice President, Fingrid Oyj

Nordic TSO Cooperation – more focused and effective
System
operation
Market
facilitation
System
development
New
technologies,
common tools
Highly
efficient
and secure
Nordic green
power
system

Trends that challenge the security of the power system
Adequacy of
generation capacity
2015 2025
Inertia to support
system stability
2015 2025
System flexibility
to back-up RES
20252015
need

Why Nordic approach is needed?
Possibilities to build on existing
strong Nordic cooperation
In EU, more
emphasis is given
to regional
approach to bring
the internal market
and SoS forward
Already achieved
Nordic
harmonization
facilitates further
development
Potential to be
forerunner in
various areas and
influence
development
elsewhere

Priority areas for TSO cooperation
System
operation
Market
facilitation
System
development
New
technologies,
common tools
Highly
efficient
and secure
Nordic green
power
system
Ensuring a future robust
Nordic power system1
Maintaining current high
level of security of supply2
Market to better support
the adequacy3
Empowering consumers4
Strong Nordic voice in EU5

Ensuring a future robust Nordic power system
Pursue solutions that
have socio-economic
benefits for the Nordic
region as a whole
Take advantage of new
technologies to develop
smart solutions
From grid planning
to system planning
Optimize the use
of the existing
Nordic system

Maintaining current high level of security of supply
Centralising key functions
of operative planning
Strong Nordic cooperation
in daily system operation
Joint solutions and
advanced use of modern
technology

Strengthening wholesale market, empowering consumers
Wholesale market Retail market
Open access to data
Facilitate active demand responseNordic reserve markets
Improve current design
(Market 2.0)
Linking retail
and wholesale
Get incentives
and prices right

More focused and effective TSO cooperation
Open flexible
approaches
together with
stakeholders
Focus on high
impact issues
Socio-economic
benefits for
Nordic region
as a whole
Efficient
decision making

TSOs can agree on regional solutions but final decisions
often by entities with national focus
Challenge: lack of competent regional structures and
procedures (cf. national or EU-level)
How to enhance regional decision making and implementation?
Purpose: to assess
regional tasks and,
if mutually agreed,
to commit to
promote
implementation
Need for a regional
high-level forum
bringing together
all relevant
stakeholder groups
Cf. Florence
Forum,
Pentalateral Forum

What is in it for our stakeholders?
Increased business
opportunities
for established and
new players
More efficient and
flexible power system
to meet customers' needs
Transparency
and openess
to jointly create solutions

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The document summarizes the views of Nordic energy regulators on the future of the Nordic electricity markets. It discusses NordREG, an organization of Nordic energy regulators that promotes efficient energy markets. The regulators are committed to a vision of highly competitive, innovative markets that enable consumers and new players to contribute to the energy transition. Three strategic principles are price signals, active consumers, and a dynamic regulatory framework. The regulators also aim to further integrate networks and harmonize electricity market rules in line with EU targets of carbon neutrality by 2050.

Fingrid Current: Simon-Erik Ollus, Vice President, Trading and Asset Optimisa...

Fingrid Current: Itämeren alueen kehitys. Jukka Ruusunen

Fingrid Current: Three scenarios for the development of the power system. Jus...

Fingrid Current: Kolme skenaariota Itämeren alueen sähköjärjestelmän kehityks...

Fingrid Current opening, Jukka Ruusunen

Fingrid Oyj CEO Jukka Ruusunen discusses the development of cross-border electricity connections between Nordic and Baltic countries from 1993 to present. Starting with Norway in 1993, Sweden in 1996, and Finland in 1998, cross-border connections expanded to include Denmark in 1999 and 2000, Germany in 2000 and 2005, Estonia and Poland in 2010, Lithuania in 2012, and Latvia in 2013. The third energy package in 2009 and the clean energy package in 2019 have further strengthened cooperation between European countries.

Fingrid Current -tilaisuuden avaus, Jukka Ruusunen

Fingrid Current: Future, Baltic Sea region. Jukka Ruusunen

Jukka ruusunen wind_finland_2019

The document discusses the role of electricity grids in enabling the energy transition to renewable energy sources like wind power. It notes that grids provide physical access to electricity markets, allowing for larger market areas and more competition. However, grids can also become bottlenecks if not upgraded. The document outlines plans for upgrades to Nordic electricity grids to handle increasing wind power, including replacing cross-border connections from Finland. It envisions electricity systems becoming part of integrated energy systems and notes that significant grid upgrades are still required for both physical infrastructure and market operations software to achieve this vision.

Jukka ruusunen 2019_rsc_conference

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This document discusses Fingrid's efforts to promote occupational safety for all stakeholders engaged in work on its electricity grid. It outlines Fingrid's mission and statistics on its grid infrastructure. Fingrid works to ensure a safe working environment through risk assessments, safety training, investigations of accidents/near misses, communication of safety issues, and collaboration with suppliers. It emphasizes that safety is the top priority for all activities and the goal is zero accidents.

Women in tech in Fingrid

Sähkön käyttövarmuus ja varautuminen, 12.9.2019. Reima Päivinen.

Maailman paras kantaverkkobrändi. Energia-alan viestijöiden tapaaminen 12.9.

Valmistaudu datahubin tuloon. Minna Arffman 120919

Sähkömarkkinamurros kantaverkkoyhtiön näkökulmasta

Tunnetalouden valuutat: vaikuttaminen ja vapaus

Jukka Ruusunen Sähkötehon riittävyys