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The Lithuania–Poland interconnection LitPol Link is a planned 1000 MW electricity link between the Baltic transmission system (part of the IPS/UPS system) and the synchronous grid of Continental Europe. ==History== In 2000, European Commission and the EBRD agreed to finance a feasibility study on the Poland–Lithuania transmission interconnection. The study was completed in September 2002.〔 The connection is expected to increase Poland's electricity interconnection level from 2% to 4%.〔 "(Achieving the 10% electricity interconnection target )" page 5+8. ''European Commission'', 25 February 2015.〕 Parts of LitPol are on the EU "Projects of Common Interest" list in November 2015.〔"(Union list of projects of common interest )" page 10. ''European Commission'', 18 November 2015.〕 On 29 September 2006 Polish President Lech Kaczyński and Lithuanian President Valdas Adamkus signed a joint declaration on the joint power grid project during their meeting in Warsaw.〔 The memorandum of understanding to establish a joint interconnection operator was signed between Lietuvos Energija and Polish PSE-Operator in Vilnius on 8 December 2006. Agreement to establish a joint project company was signed on 12 February 2008 in Warsaw.〔 The joint project company, LitPol Link, was established on 19 May 2008.〔 On 12 September 2011, PSE-Operator signed a contract with the Polish construction company PBE ELBUD Group to build a 400 kV overhead line between Ełk and Łomża.〔 In early 2013 Lithuanian transmission system operator Litgrid awarded ABB Group a $110 million contract to supply and install the first HVDC converter station near Alytus, Lithuania.〔 On 5 May 2014, construction of the link was initiated in the Alytus district.〔(Pradedama „LitPol Link“ statyba )〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「LitPol Link」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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