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Measured electrical transmission between Finland and Russia. Positive sign means transmission from Finland to Russia. Negative sign means transmission from Russia to Finland.

The value is updated once every hour after the hour shift. Each day before noon the values of the previous day are updated with more accurate measurement values.

Direct trade volumes derive from freely placed bids in the Nordic day-ahead (Elspot) and intraday (Elbas) electricity markets. Information is updated once the day-ahead market results are public. Information on the intraday trade is updated before the operational hour.

The capacity on the 400 kV connection from Finland to Russia is reserved to direct trade of the following commercial day. Fingrid and the Russian parties, who have jointly agreed that the capacity is 140 MW in both directions, daily confirm the capacity.

The capacity on the 400 kV connection from Russia to Finland is reserved to direct trade of the following commercial day. Fingrid and the Russian parties, who have jointly agreed that the capacity is 140 MW in both directions, daily confirm the capacity.

The total commercial transmission capacity of the 400 kV transmission lines from Russia to Finland owned by Fingrid. The technical capacity on 400 kV lines from Russia to Finland is 1400 MW or 1000 MW, depending whether the NWPP power plant that is located in St. Petersburg area is connected to the Finnish or the Russian power system. Fingrid has reserved 100 MW of transmission capacity from Russia to Finland to buy reserve power. The technical maximum capacity from Finland to Russia is 350 MW, of which Fingrid has reserved 30 MW to buy reserve power.

The total commercial transmission capacity of the 400 kV transmission lines from Finland to Russia owned by Fingrid. The technical capacity on 400 kV lines from Russia to Finland is 1400 MW or 1000 MW, depending whether the NWPP power plant that is located in St. Petersburg area is connected to the Finnish or the Russian power system. Fingrid has reserved 100 MW of transmission capacity from Russia to Finland to buy reserve power. The technical maximum capacity from Finland to Russia is 350 MW, of which Fingrid has reserved 30 MW to buy reserve power.

Unused bilateral trade capacity From Russia (RUS) to Finland (FI). The capacity of electricity transmission in bilateral trade can be left unused if the parties do not import the maximum amount of electricity to Finland.

Unused bilateral trade capacity from Finland (FI) to Russia (RUS). The capacity of electricity transmission in bilateral trade can be left unused if the parties do not export the maximum amount of electricity to Russia.

The bilateral capacity on the 400 kV connection from Russia (RUS) to Finland (FI) that is reserved to bilateral trade of the following commercial day. The capacity is confirmed by Fingrid and the Russian parties.

The bilateral capacity on the 400 kV connection from Russia to Finland that is reserved to bilateral trade of the following commercial day. The capacity is confirmed by Fingrid and the Russian parties.

Bilateral trade between Finland and Russia. Fingrid and the Russian parties confirm the bilateral trades on 400 kV cross-border connection in the morning of the commercial day D for the following commercial day D+1. The confirmed bilateral trades will be bid price-independently on the electricity spot market

The capacity given to intraday market means transfer capacity after day-ahead trade from Russia to Finland. The intraday capacity between Finland and Russia is updated once a day. The data will not be revised after hourly day-ahead trade.

The capacity given to intraday market means transfer capacity after day-ahead trade from Finland (FI) to Russia (RUS). The indraday capacity between Finland and Russia is updated once a day. The data will not be revised after hourly day-ahead trade.