Connecting Europe's Electricity Systems

For a Secure, Competitive and Sustainable Future

This is Baltic Cable

Over 30 Years of Experience

As an Interconnector Transmission System Operator, Baltic Cable plays an important role in Europe’s electricity market integration. Since 1994, we have connected the power grids of Germany and Sweden through a high-voltage direct current (HVDC) submarine power cable in the Baltic Sea.

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News

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28 August, 2026

Information about Baltic Cables outage and its impact on electricity prices

Due to a technical fault, Baltic Cable has been out of operation since 22 June 2026. Repair work is ongoing.
Meet Oscar Larsson – BA Technical Expert

10 June, 2026

A warm welcome to Oscar Larsson – Baltic Cable’s new Technical Expert

Before joining Baltic Cable in February, Oscar Larsson built technical experience in the energy sector. He has worked in both operational and leadership roles at one of Sweden’s biggest energy compani…
Meet Anna Andersson – BA Finance Manager

17 April, 2026

A warm welcome to Anna Andersson– Baltic Cable’s new Finance Manager

Anna has an extensive finance career across several industries, with deep expertise in financial processes, compliance and corporate governance. While this is her first role in the energy sector, Anna…
Successful CCR Hansa Go Live

19 March, 2026

Successful CCR Hansa Go-Live: Strengthening Coordinated Capacity Calculation

Regional Coordination Centres (RCCs), in close cooperation with Nordic and Continental Transmission System Operators (TSOs), announce the successful go‑live of day-ahead and intraday capacity calculat…
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Part of the European Electricity Market

Europe has the largest integrated electricity market in the world. As an Interconnector Transmission system Operator, Baltic Cable plays an important role in the system of European electricity grids.

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Facts and Figures

250 km

Cable Length

615 MW  

Usable Interconnection Capacity

3.3 TWh

Transmitted Electricity During 2025

TSO

Certified as a TSO - Transmission System Operator - Under German Legislation

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Employees in Malmö, Stockholm, Lübeck and Münich