The partnership with Ignitis Renewables and CyberGrid kicked off in the beginning of December to use CyberNoc Virtual Power Plant (VPP) solution to aggregate, optimize and dispatch a multi-technology portfolio, unlocking value in ancillary services and wholesale markets. The project will have a duration of 36 months, lasting until December 2028, with an optional extension of the contract with regards to the Operational phase and portfolio increase. The scope of the project is to deploy CyberNoc —CyberGrid’s asset-agnostic, highly interoperable VPP solution— to deliver automated dispatch and optimization of a diverse portfolio which has a total capacity of 1,3 GW, including a variety of assets like wind parks, solar PV, and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). In total, there are 19 assets which are located across Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland.
CyberNoc provides real-time control, secure connectivity via APIs or the Remote Terminal Unit (RTU) CyberConnect, and supports prequalification and market integrations across balancing and wholesale markets, helping asset owners increase profitability and operate more reliably.
Portfolio in scope
- Total capacity: 1,3 GW
- Asset mix: wind parks, solar PV, and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS).
- Geography: 19 assets across Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Poland.
BESS rollout
- Installation: 2026
- Target operation: 2027
Market participation
The renewable energy company will be able to participate in ancillary services in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. In addition, they will participate in wholesale markets in all four countries for day-ahead and intraday.
Asset-agnostic interconnection
CyberNoc allows multiple asset interconnection with technologies from different vendors. CyberGrid streamlines the way how assets are communicating and supports the technical integration for assets prequalification, specially for the operations channels between CyberGrid and the TSOs.
What CyberNoc VPP solution delivers
- Aggregation and control of generation and consumption across multi-vendor assets.
- Optimal power plant dispatch with priority settings per asset or group.
- Imbalance management to reduce deviations and protect margins.
- Real-time monitoring and second-by-second updates for operational visibility.
- Secure, scalable integrations (API or RTU CyberConnect) with existing systems.
- Optional support for TSO prequalification of assets and operations channels.
CyberNoc receives the trading signals from the external platform and executes dispatch to individual assets accordingly. This brings lower operational complexity thanks to a single, interoperable VPP layer, plus transparent reporting in a customer portal. Likewise, it enables faster time-to-market with standardized integrations and prequalification support.
FAQs
Q: What’s included in this project?
A: Asset aggregation, automated dispatch and optimization, imbalance management, connectivity to assets and markets, and optional support for TSO prequalification.
Q: How does CyberNoc connect to different asset vendors and controllers?
A: CyberNoc is asset-agnostic and highly interoperable, supporting secure integrations via API or RTU CyberConnect for multi-vendor portfolios.
Q: Can CyberNoc work with existing forecasts and trading systems?
A: Yes. CyberNoc integrates with established intraday trading systems and external algotraders, ingesting trading signals for execution at the asset level, and can utilize external forecasts and SCADA data.
Q: How does CyberNoc maintain transparency and control?
A: The client gets real-time views, reporting, and auditability at the customer portal—down to asset and group level—keeping stakeholders aligned and informed.
About Ignitis Renewables
Ignitis Renewables is leading the green generation breakthrough in the Baltics. The company is developing a low-carbon electricity generation portfolio focusing on green generation and green flexibility technologies. Their purpose is to create a 100% green and secure energy ecosystem for current and future generations.
