Nordel was founded in 1963 and was a body for co-operation between the transmission system operators in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, whose objective was to create preconditions for a further development of an effective and harmonised Nordic electricity market. Nordel was also a forum for contacts between the transmission system operators and representatives of the market participants in the same countries.

The purpose of Nordel was to issue advice and recommendations promoting an efficient electric power system in the Nordic region, taking into account the conditions prevailing in each country. Nordel contributed to international co-operation and information exchange pertaining to the electric power system and the electricity market.

On 1 July 2009 Nordel was wound up. All operational tasks were transferred to ENTSO-E.

Within this area you find assembled the publications that have been produced under the label of Nordel, one of the predecessor associations of ENTSO-E. Please select the publication you are interested in from the navigation on the right.