Solar, wind and storage projects in the Baltics and the Nordics
Solar and wind parks, battery storage and grid expansion move through stages: plan, permits, auction, construction tender, build. MarketScope follows these projects in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, the Nordics and Germany: energy tenders from TED, Doffin, Hilma and the German portal, plus news on grid operator investment, auctions and regulation.
What we monitor
Many energy projects are developed by private companies, so part of the construction and equipment work is never publicly tendered. The pack therefore stands on two legs: public tenders from grid operators, municipalities and state-owned companies, and news on specific parks, permits and auctions.
Solar and wind
Solar panels and plants (CPV 09331, 09332, 45261215), turbine installations (42112) and news on solar and wind parks from plan to start of construction.
Storage and equipment
Accumulators and batteries (CPV 3143, 3144), generators (3112), transformers (3117) and switchgear (3121), plus storage and hydrogen project news.
Power and heat networks
Power lines (CPV 45231400), power and heating plants (45251), district heating (45232140) and energy services (71314). Investment by Litgrid, ESO, Elering, Statnett, Fingrid and Svenska kraftnät is followed in the news.
Stages, prices and regulation
Rules flag permits, auctions and start of construction, and a separate rule follows electricity prices, decisions by the Lithuanian regulator VERT and regulatory change.
The ready-made energy pack
The pack follows TED contract notices, prior information notices and award notices in ten countries, plus Doffin, Hilma and oeffentlichevergabe.de. News comes from four Lithuanian business portals and 32 Google News queries in eight languages, covering specific parks, storage projects and grid operators in each country, as well as articles from pv magazine, Energy-Storage.news and reNEWS.
Six rules separate solar, wind, storage and hydrogen, grids and operators, project stages, and prices and regulation. Scoring reads the CPV code to place each notice in one of 10 areas, from solar plants and transformers to district heating, and ranks Lithuania first. The company radar starts with grid operators and utilities (Ignitis, Litgrid, Elering, Statnett, Fingrid, Vattenfall, Ørsted, Fortum, Enefit), and you add competitors yourself.
What your sales team gets
- Energy tenders with area, score and deadline
- Project news from permit to start of construction
- Winning contractors that may need subcontractors or equipment
- A clear next step on every project
- Statuses: contacted, proposal, won
- Short summaries of long notices when AI analysis is switched on
- A Monday summary by e-mail
Who it is for
Solar and storage installers
Companies building solar plants and battery storage in the Baltics and the Nordics.
Electrical and grid contractors
Contractors building power lines and substations and working with grid operators.
Equipment and structure suppliers
Manufacturers and distributors of transformers, switchgear, solar mounting structures and other equipment.
Countries and sources
Procurement sources: Norway via Doffin and TED, Finland via Hilma and TED, and Germany via oeffentlichevergabe.de and TED. Notices from Sweden, Denmark, Iceland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland come through TED. Winners in Norway, Finland and Denmark are enriched with data from the official company registers. See how monitoring works country by country on the public tenders page.
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Frequently asked questions
Which energy tenders does the pack follow?
Solar panels and their installation (CPV 09331, 09332, 45261215), power and heating plant construction (45251), power lines (45231400), district heating (45232140), generators, transformers, switchgear, batteries, turbines and energy services.
Will I see projects before the construction tender?
Often, yes. A dedicated rule follows project stages in the news – permits, auctions and start of construction – so you can hear about a park or storage project before any tender is published.
Why are there no competitors in the company radar?
In energy, your competitors depend heavily on what you do: installation, equipment or engineering. The pack starts with grid operators and utilities, and you add your own competitors.
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