Central Asia Needs More Than Power Lines to Build Regional Electricity Market, EDB Report Finds
A report by the Eurasian Development Bank suggests that closer cooperation between electricity systems in Central Asia could lead to economic gains. A developed regional architecture might generate up to $640 million in annual gross benefits. The report indicates that realizing this potential requires more than just the construction of power lines.
The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. ASTANA – Central Asia could unlock significant economic benefits from closer cooperation between its electricity systems, with a developed regional architecture potentially generating up to $640 million in annual gross benefits, according to a new report by the Eurasian Development Bank (EDB). However, the region’s ability to realize this potential will depend less on building… The post Central Asia Needs More Than Power Lines to Build Regional Electricity Market, EDB Report Finds appeared first on The Astana Times .