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Moldova may join the project to lay a submarine cable along the bottom of the Black Sea to transmit green energy from Azerbaijan through Georgia to Romania Black Sea Energy This was stated by Romanian Energy Minister SebastianIon Burduja.

According to the minister the project will provide Europe with safe affordable and environmentally friendly energy and ultimately a green corridor will be created connecting Central Asia with Europe which will become an interregional energy bridge.

We hope that this example will serve other continents and other countries so that they become more and more connected because it will really deliver energy that will be safer more affordable and more greener quotes the head of the Ministry of Energy.

On December 17 2022 Azerbaijan Georgia Romania and Hungary signed a strategic partnership agreement in Bucharest to build the Black Sea Energy submarine power cable with a capacity of 1 GW and a length of 1195 thousand km In June 2023 Bulgaria announced its intention to join the project.

In May of this year energy operators from Azerbaijan Romania Georgia and Hungary signed a memorandum on the establishment of a joint venture as part of the implementation of Black Sea Energy.