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Tajikistan plans new power transmission line and higher electricity exports to Afghanistan

Afghanistan is the largest buyer of Tajik electricity.

Payrav Chorshanbiev, asia+

Tajikistan plans to increase electricity exports to Afghanistan and construct a new 500-kilovolt (kV) transmission line, according to Afghanistan’s General Directorate of State-Owned Corporations.

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