caused by a fire in the AC filter on the Polish side in January, and it took 19 days to bring the HVDC link back online after it. In 2021, SwePol had an available technical capacity of 91 %. The technical capacity not used was 22 %. Totally, 3.4 TWh (65 % of the technical capacity) was transmitted south (SE4→PL) and 0.2 TWh (4 % of the technical capacity) was transmitted north (PL→SE4). The annual maintenance of SwePol lasted 6 days in September. Additionally, SwePol had 10 other planned maintenance outages during 2021. There were 5 minor disturbance outages, of which one lasted more than 8 hours. SwePol was offline due to disturbance outages for 49 hours in total in 2021. Sites Cultural meaning Swepol Link is also the name of a local soccer team in the town of Bruskowo Wielkie. See also Baltic Cable, cable between Germany and Sweden Konti-Skan, cable between Denmark and Sweden Estlink, cable between Estonia and Finland Fenno-Skan, cable between Finland and Sweden LitPol Link, cable between Lithuania and Poland NordBalt, a cable between Sweden and Lithuania Harmony Link, subsea cable between Lithuania and Poland References External links SwePol Link AB PSE-SwePol Link The ABB Group: SwePol Site on GeoPortal A cable marker on Google Street View Skyscraperpage.com Electrical interconnectors to and from the Nordic grid Electrical interconnectors to and from the Synchronous Grid of Continental Europe Energy infrastructure completed in 2000 Submarine power cables Electric power infrastructure in Poland Electric power infrastructure in Sweden Connections across the Baltic Sea HVDC transmission lines Poland–Sweden relations 2000 establishments in Poland 2000 establishments in Sweden