The Black Sea Submarine Cable Project, which will ship environmentally friendly power energy from Azerbaijan to Georgia and the EU across the Black Sea, will empower South Caucasus-EU exchange decarbonized energy, including power and hydrogen, Business Improvement Director Andrea Meola’s at CESI S.p.A. (the project’s specialist) said in his informal organizations, Azernews reports.
“In May, the seventh ministerial gathering of the Essential Association regulating the execution of this project occurred in Tbilisi. Filling in as specialized counselors, our organization introduced the specialized features of project improvement. We immovably accept that the conceived environmentally friendly power energy passage will arise as urgent energy foundation, working with the exchange of green power and green hydrogen between the South Caucasus and the EU,” he noted.
To note, on December 17, 2022, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Romania, and Hungary went into an essential organization understanding, framing plans for the development of an energy scaffold to communicate environmentally friendly power energy (power obtained from impending breeze ranches in Azerbaijan) from the Caucasus locale to Europe.
Under this arrangement, the Black Sea Energy project intends to build a 1,195-kilometer-long submarine power cable with a limit of 1,000 MW.
Ultimately, this cable is expected to work with the transmission of up to four gigawatts of environmentally friendly power energy from the Caspian locale to the EU.
At the same time, endeavors are underway to investigate the foundation of a framework for conveying green hydrogen from the Caspian district to the EU close by this cable.
