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Baltic Cable is currently updating and renewing its website
Welcome to explore the new website and Baltic Cable at the relaunch that will take place soon!
Baltic Cable – a vital part of the European electricity network
The Baltic Cable is an underwater high-voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission line. It runs 260 kilometres between Lübeck in Germany and Kruseberg in Sweden. It is the only interconnector between the price zones Germany/Luxemburg and Sweden 4.
The cable came into operations in 1994. In 2019 Baltic Cable AB was certified as an independent Transmission System Operator under the German Energy Industry Act.
The minimum cross-zonal capacity on the border DE/LU-SE4 in accordance with Art. 16(8) of Regulation (EU) 2019/943 has in accordance with the German action plan been increased as of 1 January 2021 and amounts to 277 MW (46%).
Market coupling, transmission, restrictions and other operating data are published on Nord Pool webpage.
Ledningsanvisning
I Baltic Cables elkraftförbindelse på
GERMAN Converter-station in Herrenwyk
Wolfgang Blöss, Herrenwyk station
Telephone: +49 451 9892 0576, mob: +49 177 522 1628
SWEDEN Converter-station in Kruseberg/V. Kärrstorp
Roland Törnqvist,
Telephone: +46 705 538 257
Baltic Cable AB
Gustav Adolfs Torg 47
SE-211 39 Malmö, Sweden
Email info@balticcable.com
Tel + 46 40 560 100
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