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Greece-Bulgaria electricity interconnection – increased capacity

Greek electricity transmission system operator ADMIE informed that after performing security calculations at the SEE region and taking into account the modification of annual maintenance program in GR-BG interconnection for 2020, the NTC is increased to 550 MW (GR<>BG in both directions) for the period between 24 and 30 April 2020. These quantities will be allocated on daily auctions in accordance with relevant JAO Auction Rules.

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