Roundtable: Baltic energy security – advancing offshore wind and grid modernisation

9 July 2026, Warsaw - invitation only

‍The Baltic Sea is an artery for energy infrastructure, trade, and the military – making it a target for disruption: The Balticconnector gas pipeline was severed by a dragged anchor in October 2023, taking the Finland–Estonia link offline for six months at a cost of €35–40 million. Fourteen months later, the Estlink 2 power cable was cut, at a cost of up to €60 million and a seven-month outage. These examples illustrate the exposure of offshore assets, from the Baltic Pipe and LNG terminals to wind farms and nuclear.

On the eve of Baltic Power delivering its first electricity to the Polish grid, EIES and the Casimir Pulaski Foundation convened a roundtable in Warsaw on securing Baltic energy infrastructure.