Abstract
This paper covers the analysis methods and results of the increasing wind integration impacts on the Baltic region's electricity market participants and power plant economics. The scope of the study is 2025 - when mayor decrease in generation capacities has occurred. The final part of the paper addresses the key findings that large scale wind integration might have on the economics of different generation technologies, with and without renewable electricity subsidies.
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