(MENAFN- Trend News Agency) BAKU, Azerbaijan, January 10. Transmission of
electricity from Azerbaijan is a very global project, and it can be
fully realized, President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham
Aliyev said in an interview with local TV channels on January 10,
trend reports.
'In parallel with this, according to the memorandums of intent
signed with two of the world's leading companies, the construction
of solar and wind power plants with a capacity of up to 22,000
megawatts is planned in Azerbaijan. It is a matter of the future to
decide whether all of these 22,000 megawatts will be fully
implemented, or whether only a half or 30 percent of this volume
will be implemented. However, I think that at least half of this
volume is completely feasible, very feasible. The main issue is its
future fate – how will it be transmitted? Because we need to expand
our existing transmission lines.
I am going back to the Zangezur corridor. In our opinion,
electricity should be transmitted through that corridor as well. It
is for this purpose that we are building a large receiving and
converting station in Jabrayil district. If this project is
realized, then a station should be built on the border between
Nakhchivan and Turkiye. At the same time, transmission
opportunities in Turkiye should also be expanded. Because it is not
designed to take in that much energy. So this is a very global
project, and it can be fully realized.
Because the companies investing billions of dollars in
Azerbaijan today have certainly calculated everything. They are
sure that this energy will be consumed both in Azerbaijan – the
current economic situation in Azerbaijan is such that they are
satisfied – and there will also be opportunities for export,' the
President said.
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