| Eesti Energia | |
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| Type | State-owned company |
| Founded | 1939 |
| Headquarters | Tallinn, Estonia |
| Key people | Sandor Liive (CEO) |
| Industry | Energy |
| Products | Electricity and heat generation Electric power transmission Electricity and heat distribution Sale of electricity Oil shale mining Others |
| Revenue |  EUR 135.4 million (2005/2006) |
| Employees | 8756 (2006) |
| Slogan | To devote all of our energy for the good of the people |
| Website | http://www.energia.ee |
Eesti Energia AS is an Estonian state-owned energy company engaged in the production, transmission, distribution and sale of electric and thermal power, oil-shale mining, and construction and maintenance of energy systems. Eesti Energia has following subsidiaries:
- AS Narva Elektrijaamad (100%) - electricity and heat generation company, operator of the Narva Power Plants
- AS Eesti Põlevkivi (100%) - oil-shale mining company
- OÜ Põhivõrk (100%) - transmission grid operator
- OÜ Jaotusvõrk (100%) - distribution network operator
- Televõrgu AS (100%) - telecommunications network company
- AS Elektriteenused (100%) - maintenance and electrical services provider
- AS Energoremont (100%) - electrical equipment maintenance and supply services
- AS Kohtla-Järve Soojus (59%) - heat and power company
- AS Elpec (100%) - planning and consulting on electrical systems
- OÜ Elektrikontrollikeskus (100%) - audit of electrical installations
- OÜ Iru Elektrijaam (100%) - Iru Power Plant, heat and power company
- AS Nordic Energy Link (39.9%) - operator of Estlink submarine power cable between Estonia and Finland
- SIA E.Energy (100%, Latvia) – sale of electricity
- Solidus Oy (100%, Finland) - a clearing representative of Nord Pool, provider of electricity portfolio management
- Oil Shale Energy of Jordan (76%, Jordan)
The electricity and heat production of Eesti Energia is predominantly oil-shale fired. In February 2006, Eesti Energia, Latvenergo and Lietuvos Energija launched a joint feasibility study for construction a new nuclear power plant in Lithuania.
