>The high officials of Georgia, Azerbaijan, Romania and Hungary on Saturday signed an Agreement on the Black Sea Submarine Electricity Cable project in Bucharest, to export green energy to Europe via Georgia.
>The electricity cable will connect Georgia and the entire South Caucasus to Romania, allowing the export of green energy to Europe and the strengthening of mutual resilience.
>The EU Commissioner for Neighbourhood and Enlargement Olivér Várhelyi announced on December 12 that the EU would allocate €17 billion for the economic and investment plan of the Eastern Partnership, including € 2.3 billion aimed at creating the Black Sea strategic submarine electricity cable between Georgia and the EU.
>The project involves the construction of a high-voltage underwater transmission grid which will connect Georgia with Romania and allow the export of green energy to Europe.
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>The high officials of Georgia, Azerbaijan, Romania and Hungary on Saturday signed an Agreement on the Black Sea Submarine Electricity Cable project in Bucharest, to export green energy to Europe via Georgia.
>The electricity cable will connect Georgia and the entire South Caucasus to Romania, allowing the export of green energy to Europe and the strengthening of mutual resilience.
>The EU Commissioner for Neighbourhood and Enlargement Olivér Várhelyi announced on December 12 that the EU would allocate €17 billion for the economic and investment plan of the Eastern Partnership, including € 2.3 billion aimed at creating the Black Sea strategic submarine electricity cable between Georgia and the EU.
>The project involves the construction of a high-voltage underwater transmission grid which will connect Georgia with Romania and allow the export of green energy to Europe.
https://agenda.ge/en/news/2022/4925
How will this cable be protected against spontaneously cutting itself while russian ships are near?
Any information about Armenia?