Energy infrastructure in Latvia
Latvia''s renewable energy capacity has expanded significantly, led by the Daugava hydroelectric power stations as the main
Riga-2 power station
Riga-2 power station is an operating power station of at least 881-megawatts (MW) in Salaspils, Riga, Latvia. It is also known as Riga CHPP-2 power station.
Energy infrastructure in Latvia
Latvia''s renewable energy capacity has expanded significantly, led by the Daugava hydroelectric power stations as the main electricity source. In 2022, wind power capacity
List of power stations in Latvia
There are currently a total of 23 operational biogas power stations and seven biomass power stations in Latvia. Most of them are cogeneration stations.
Riga Airport Completes EU-Supported Energy Supply
A total of 758 solar panels have been installed, providing electricity to the Airport''s overall electrical network, including the newly established electric vehicle charging stations.
Neste Station in Riga Prepares to Supply Electric Rolls-Royce
neste, a leading provider of renewable diesel and lasting aviation fuel, is bolstering its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure in Riga, Latvia, in anticipation of supporting the
Riga Airport completes EU-supported energy supply
A total of 758 solar panels have been installed, providing electricity to the Airport''s overall electrical network, including the newly established electric vehicle charging stations.
Riga Airport Completes EU-Supported Energy
A total of 758 solar panels have been installed, providing electricity to the Airport''s overall electrical network, including the newly
RIX Riga Airport completes energy supply modernisation project
CINEA allocated EUR1.79 million for the following improvements at RIX Riga Airport: Optimisation of the 10kV energy supply network and its transition to the 20kV network;
Pioneering Hydrogen in the Baltics: Riga''s First Public Production
“Rīgas Satiksme” embraced hydrogen powered, catenary-independent transport by building the Baltics'' first hydrogen production, storage, and refuelling station in Riga.
Energy Storage Revolution: How Riga is Leading the Charge in
Over 5,000 households now participate in Riga''s virtual power plant program. Their aggregated 38MWh capacity provides crucial grid services during emergencies while earning participants
The electrifying future: trends in electric vehicles and charging
Solar panels and wind turbines are being integrated into new charging stations, ensuring that the electricity used is clean and green. This move not only reduces the carbon