Eesti Energia juht räägib, miks tulemused on halvad

Eesti Energia juht räägib, miks tulemused on halvad

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Eesti Energia CEO explains why results are poor

Eesti Energia juht Andrus Durejko ütles, et vähendavad it. „Tuulikud võiksid rohkem elektrit toota, aga ,“ lisas ta.
Durejko rääkis, et on sel aastal väga suured. „Kui tuuleenergiat on vähem kui me arvutasime, peame selle eest trahvi maksma. Või ostme kallist elektrit juurde,“ selgitas ta.
Marko Allikson Baltic Energy Partnersist ütles, et tõusevad, sest Baltimaad ei saa enam Venemaa elektrit. „Meil pole piisavalt juhitavaid võimsusi. See teeb hinnad kõrgemaks. Tulevikus aitavad uute akude turgu tulekul,“ ütles Allikson.
Eesti Energia loodab saada rohkem kasumit, kui taastuvenergiat müüakse ühes koos. See on võimalik pärast Enefit Greeni tagasiostmist. Durejko ütles: „Täna müüme palju taastuvenergiat, aga saame seda ka targemalt kasutada."
Rahandusminister Jürgen Ligi rääkis, et tekitab probleeme. „Tuule- ja päikeseenergia eraldamine oli algusest peale halb otsus. See teeb raskemaks elektritootmise ja tarbimise kooskõlastamist,“ ütles Ligi.
Andrus Durejko, the head of Eesti Energia, said that low electricity prices are reducing renewable energy profits. "Wind turbines could produce more electricity, but the grid doesn't allow it," he added.
Durejko mentioned that the costs of balancing energy are very high this year. "If there is less wind energy than we calculated, we have to pay a penalty for it. Or we buy expensive additional electricity," he explained.
Marko Allikson from Baltic Energy Partners said that balancing energy costs are rising because the Baltic countries can no longer get electricity from Russia. "We don't have enough controllable capacity. This makes prices higher. In the future, higher prices will help the market for new batteries," said Allikson.
Eesti Energia hopes to make more profit when renewable energy is sold together. This is possible after the repurchase of Enefit Green. Durejko said: "Today we sell a lot of renewable energy, but we can also use it more wisely."
Finance Minister Jürgen Ligi stated that separating wind and solar energy creates problems. "Separating wind and solar energy was a bad decision from the start. It makes it more difficult to balance electricity production and consumption," said Ligi.