Mongolian Energy Systems Coordination and Trends for Energy Integration in North East Asia Region

Based on the integrated activities of the participating entities, hierarchical technical and technological coordination, unified market regulation of economic and technical policies, integration increases the reliable, stable, safe, and cost-effective operation of energy systems. Using the example of the Mongolia energy system, the criteria for regional energy integration were studied. Reviewed primary energy resources, renewable energy resources, general state of the system and its capabilities, technological readiness of the sector, supply and demand trends, energy market opportunities, prices and tariffs, environmental impact, industry regulations, standards and legal environment, opportunities for cooperation with neighboring countries, political and social situation, economic and social situation of Mongolia as a basis for energy integration issues. An assessment was carried out using a radar system (pie chart). The directions and trends in the development of the electrical power system of Mongolia in the energy integration of the countries of the North-East region of Asia, based on the indicators of the multi-criteria indicator, have been determined.

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2024-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tensymp61132.2024.10752229
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Coal and Coke Industries Research
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Mongolian Energy Systems Coordination and Trends for Energy Integration in North East Asia Region

Battulga Munkhbaatar, Tumengerel Purevjav, Unurmaa Tsevegjav
Coal and Coke Industries Research
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Mongolian Energy Systems Coordination and Trends for Energy Integration in North East Asia Region

Battulga Munkhbaatar, Tumengerel Purevjav, Unurmaa Tsevegjav
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Abstract

Based on the integrated activities of the participating entities, hierarchical technical and technological coordination, unified market regulation of economic and technical policies, integration increases the reliable, stable, safe, and cost-effective operation of energy systems. Using the example of the Mongolia energy system, the criteria for regional energy integration were studied. Reviewed primary energy resources, renewable energy resources, general state of the system and its capabilities, technological readiness of the sector, supply and demand trends, energy market opportunities, prices and tariffs, environmental impact, industry regulations, standards and legal environment, opportunities for cooperation with neighboring countries, political and social situation, economic and social situation of Mongolia as a basis for energy integration issues. An assessment was carried out using a radar system (pie chart). The directions and trends in the development of the electrical power system of Mongolia in the energy integration of the countries of the North-East region of Asia, based on the indicators of the multi-criteria indicator, have been determined.

Mongolian University of Science and Technology (MN), National University of Mongolia (MN)
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Coal and Coke Industries Research
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