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- Transmission Line80,968
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Interconnector
Belarus – Russia - Central Federal District interconnection
Largest interconnector in Belarus of 3 · top 17% worldwide (#113 of 704)
- Status
- operating
- Capacity
- 2,720 MW
- Length
- 675 km
- Voltage
- 750 kV
- Connects to
- Russia
- Geometry
- Schematic — node to node, not a surveyed route
Comparable interconnectors · Belarus · 3 ranked
- #1Belarus – Russia - Central Federal District interconnection2.7 GW
- #2Belarus – Lithuania interconnection1.0 GW
- #3Belarus – Russia - Northwestern Federal District interconnection570 MW
Co-located infrastructure · within 25 km
- CHP-12 (Mosenergo) power station4.2 km · Power Plant · 612 MW · gas
- Mezhdunarodnaya power station5.6 km · Power Plant · 236 MW · gas
- CHP-9 (Mosenergo) power station6.0 km · Power Plant · 275 MW · gas
- Datahouse6.0 km · Data Centre
- Даталайн6.3 km · Data Centre
- MSK-IX6.4 km · Data Centre
- 500 kV line12 km · Transmission Line
- Очаково13 km · Substation / Converter
- Бескудниково13 km · Substation / Converter
- Ногинск — Бескудниково15 km · Transmission Line
- Пахра - Чагино15 km · Transmission Line
- Чагино15 km · Substation / Converter
On the interactive map
Assumed to consist of the reported tie-lines to Smolenskaya NPP (1000 MW), Talashkino (780 MW), Roslavl (940 MW). No updated information on existing infrastructure beyond the lines reported in the ENTSOE documents (and grid map) can be found. — ENTSOE map shows no new (known) concrete transmission projects as of now between Belarus and Russia.
SOURCE: Global Transmission Database v0.1 (CC BY 4.0)