Страны Балтии 8 февраля 2025 года отключатся от энергосистемы Белоруссии, России, Эстонии, Латвии и Литвы. Об этом сообщил в эфире радио LRT министр энергетики Литвы Дайнюс Крейвис.
По его словам, на другой день после этого электросети стран Балтии начнут работу в синхронизованном режиме с европейскими сетями.
Страны Балтии 8 февраля 2025 года отключатся от энергосистемы Белоруссии, России, Эстонии, Латвии и Литвы. Об этом сообщил в эфире радио LRT министр энергетики Литвы Дайнюс Крейвис.
По его словам, на другой день после этого электросети стран Балтии начнут работу в синхронизованном режиме с европейскими сетями.
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