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Transmission and Interconnection capacities of Serbia grid and its position in region and within European energy market

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Due to its geographical position Serbia has strong connections with its neighboring countries, 11 tie lines of 400KV, and 220KV levels on 8 borders. There are also a number of 110KV lines with neighboring countries

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