Turkey is strengthening its role in supplying electricity from the South Caucasus to Europe.
On November 10, in Antalya, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey and Bulgaria signed an intergovernmental agreement on a strategic partnership in the field of clean energy. It is planned to develop a terrestrial electricity corridor with a capacity of 2–3 GW. To implement the projects, it is planned to create a joint venture with the participation of transmission network operators from four countries.
The main technical problem is in the Georgia-Turkey section and later in the Turkish network. The main modern connection goes through Akhaltsikhe - Burchka. It includes a DC 700 MW converter station, which enables the exchange of electricity between electrical systems with different synchronous modes of operation.
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