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SEE region: Energy Community Secretariat announces the nomination of 14 electricity-related projects for the PECI selection process

Energy Community Secretariat said that following its call for the 2024 selection process of Projects of Energy Community Interest (PECI), 14 electricity-related infrastructure projects have been nominated. These include 10 overhead lines projects and, for the first time in the Energy Community, two energy storage and two smart electricity grid projects.

– There is considerable interest among project promoters in the development of electricity infrastructure within the Energy Community. The nominated infrastructure projects partially address development needs to facilitate a decarbonization pathway. Moreover, modern technologies such as energy storage (BESS) and smart electricity grids are beginning to be considered in some Contracting Parties – the Secretariat said in a statement.

All nominated projects will undergo thorough pre-selection and evaluation, guided by the criteria outlined in the revised TEN-E Regulation. Two dedicated groups, comprising representatives from Contracting Parties (ministries), national regulatory authorities, transmission system operators for electricity and gas (TSOs), the European Commission, the Energy Community Secretariat, the Energy Community Regulatory Board, the ECDSO-E entity, and either the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E) or gas (ENTSOG), will collaboratively curate a preliminary list of PECI projects by the end of June 2024. The finalization of this process is anticipated in December 2024, with the Ministerial Council expected to ratify the final PECI list.

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