Published January 16,2025
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Albania, the United Arab Emirates, and Italy on Wednesday signed a tripartite strategic partnership settlement on renewable power and strengthening power infrastructure
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, within the presence of the UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed al Nahyan and Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama, signed a tripartite strategic partnership framework for cross-border inexperienced power cooperation in a ceremony within the Emirati capital Abu Dhabi, stated a press release by Meloni’s workplace.
Signing the pact had been UAE Industry and Advanced Technology Minister Sultan bin Ahmed al Jaber, Italy’s Environment and Energy Security Minister Gilberto Pichetto Fratin, and Albania’s infrastructure and power deputy minister.
The strategic partnership goals to strengthen cooperation between the three international locations within the fields of renewable power and power infrastructure, together with the implementation of gigawatt-scale renewable power initiatives in Albania and the institution of an electrical energy transmission line connection to Italy.
The trilateral strategic partnership, introduced through the High-Level Dialogue on Grid Connections as a part of Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week, is reportedly thought of an necessary step in the direction of enhancing power safety within the Mediterranean area, selling sustainable improvement, and accelerating the transition to scrub power.
It was acknowledged that the partnership goals to develop gigawatt-scale renewable power initiatives in Albania, together with photo voltaic, wind, and hybrid options, in addition to potential battery storage applied sciences, with a good portion of the power being transmitted to Italy.
In addition, the assertion added that the pact consists of the implementation of a cross-border electrical energy transmission line between Albania and Italy.
Speaking throughout Sustainability Week in Abu Dhabi, Meloni expressed delight within the tripartite deal for the manufacturing and transmission of renewable power.
“Yet, if we want to make energy transition concrete and sustainable, we must ensure it is complemented with adequate infrastructures. And I am sure that developing interconnections can be the keystone of a new energy diplomacy to multiply opportunities for cooperation among us and generate shared benefits for all,” she stated.
Source: www.anews.com.tr