The Senate of Kazakhstan has approved an agreement with Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan to create a shared corridor for green energy. The project aims to link Central Asia’s energy systems with Europe.
Under the plan, electricity will initially be transmitted via a cable across the Caspian Sea to Azerbaijan, then routed through Georgia and across the Black Sea to Romania, and onward to European Union countries.
Questions about capacity and competition
On the sidelines of Parliament, journalists asked whether Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan might compete for the cable’s capacity.
Vice Minister of Energy Sanzhar Zharkeshov said he does...