Baltic synchronisation achieved global recognition by winning PMI’s Project of the Year award
The Baltic countries’ synchronisation with continental Europe won the prestigious Project of the Year award at the Project Management Institute (PMI) awards ceremony held in Phoenix, Arizona. One of the largest and most widely renowned associations of project management professionals recognized the successful implementation of this complex project ahead of schedule.
“This global recognition once again confirms that the synchronization of the Baltic countries with the continental European electricity networks is a strategic achievement for our energy independence and a success story in global project management. It is the result of teamwork, professionalism, unity, and determination on the part of all partners. We are proud that Lithuania, together with its neighbours, has proven that it can implement the most complex energy infrastructure projects ahead of schedule and set an example for other countries,” says Lithuania’s Energy Minister Žygimantas Vaičiūnas.
“The Baltic synchronisation project has received global recognition for its project management excellence, which is a great achievement for Lithuania, the other Baltic countries and Poland. The Baltic synchronisation project is not only an important step towards Lithuania’s energy independence and security, but also an example of how focused project management can yield significant results for society. Together with our partners, we are joining the ranks of major international companies and US and Canadian government agencies that have won these awards in recent years,” says Rokas Masiulis, CEO of Litgrid.
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Originally published on 14 Nov
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