sähköverkonhallintajärjestelmiä

sähköverkonhaltija is a Finnish term that translates to "electricity network owner" or "transmission system operator" in English. This entity is responsible for the operation, maintenance, and development of the electricity transmission and distribution grids within a specific geographical area in Finland. The primary role of a sähköverkonhaltija is to ensure the reliable and secure supply of electricity to all consumers connected to their network.

Key responsibilities include managing the flow of electricity, balancing supply and demand in real-time, and investing in the infrastructure to maintain and upgrade the grid. They are also tasked with connecting new power generation sources and consumers to the network and ensuring compliance with national and European regulations concerning electricity systems. The sähköverkonhaltija plays a crucial role in the functioning of the Finnish electricity market by providing the necessary infrastructure for wholesale and retail electricity trading. Multiple such entities operate across Finland, each with its designated service area. Their work is essential for the everyday lives and economic activity of the country.