ENERGY POLICY OF THE BLACK SEA BASIN COUNTRIES – A FACTOR INFLUENCING THE EXCHANGE OF ELECTRICITY


Author: Radoslav Simionov (Burgas Free University)

Keywords: European Union, Black Sea, electricity, power lines

Over the past 10 years, the connectivity of transmission systems has begun to develop not only between European countries but also with countries outside the European Union. Until a few years ago, the ties between these countries were single and bilateral without systematic coordination.
In recent years, the number of these interconnectors, coordinated by the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity, has increased. This development makes it possible to meet the need to increase transit exchanges of electricity according to the development of the country's industries.
The present report presents results obtained from a study of the electricity exchange processes between the countries bordering the Black Sea in modern conditions.

 

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