As we wrote in our previous blog on hybrid power plants, a change was made to the Electricity Market Act in the spring of 2025, allowing interconnected production units and energy storage systems to be connected to the power grid via a shared connection line, even if they are located on different properties. This change, along with other recent changes to the Electricity Market Act and developments in the market, reduces the costs of grid connection. These changes also help enable a more flexible electricity grid, where hybrid power plants can operate as an integral part of the overall energy system. The development of the power system will continue to be wide-ranging, and the size of generation plants is also expected to increase. In our view, future systems will increasingly involve energy production systems above 110 kV, so it is important that grid permits and bureaucracy do not become obstacles to large-scale projects.
Syncron Tech will be participating in the Käyttö ja kunnossapito -ajankohtaispäivät organized by Finnish Renewables on September 3–4 in Oulu!
Syncron Tech will be at CxO Industry 2025 next week!
Why are hybrid power plants gaining attention? Hybrid power plants, which combine at least two energy sources such as solar power, wind power, and energy storage, are currently among the most talked-about topics in the energy industry. These facilities, which integrate multiple forms of energy production, enable more efficient and profitable energy production while also allowing participation in reserve markets.
Syncron Tech will participate in the Manufacturing Performance Days (MPD) 2025 event, which will be held in Tampere on June 4–5, 2025.
