Does Estonia follow EU import tariffs?

Estonia follows the EU import tariff schedule. The duties for non-European countries are relatively low, especially for manufactured goods (4.2 percent average rate).

Where can I find more information about Estonian tariffs?

More information is available via the Estonian Master Tariff System. Includes information on average tariff rates and types that U.S. firms should be aware of when exporting to the market.

How is the electricity market regulated in Estonia?

In Estonia, the electricity market is regulated by the Electricity Market Act and the Network Regulations, which contain requirements for electricity producers, sellers, network operators, line operators, balance managers, the organiser of the electricity exchange and consumers, as well as the Competition Authority, which supervises the market.

What voltage is used in a distribution network in Estonia?

The voltage levels used in the distribution network are much lower, from 0.4 to 35 kV in Estonia. There are more than 30 distribution network operators in Estonia, which manage more than 65,500 kilometres of low and medium voltage lines.

Who owns the main grid in Estonia?

The main grid uses high voltages to transport energy. In Estonia, they are 110, 220 and 330 kV. In Estonia, the entire main grid (transmission network) belongs to AS Elering. Connections to neighbouring countries are jointly owned by Elering and the main grid company of the respective neighbouring country.

How many distribution network operators are there in Estonia?

There are more than 30 distribution network operators in Estonia, which manage more than 65,500 kilometres of low and medium voltage lines. All of them have an obligation to provide the consumer with a high-quality electrical connection and quick elimination of faults.