Belarus, Russia to finalize rules for common electricity market soon

12:00, 19 October

Belarus and Russia plan to shortly finalize agreements on forming a common electricity market by signing its operating rules, Belarusian Energy Minister Denis Moroz said on the air of the ONT TV channel, BelTA has learned.

This issue affects the national interests of both countries. “At the moment, we have a signed treaty, and in the very near future, we must finalize our agreements by signing the rules under which the market will operate,” Denis Moroz said.

The minister emphasized that the core feature of this market will be the interaction between the two countries’ business entities to exchange electrical energy. “This will enhance the reliability and affordability of electricity in both nations,” he stressed.

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