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Strategies for Implementing of Very Large Scale Solar and Wind Power Plants in the Gobi Desert for the Northeast Asia Regional Energy Market

Northeast Asian countries are cooperating on development of cost-effective regional energy supply through renewable energy market integration and advanced technologies of ultra-high capacity DC and AC transmission network and innovative grid integration solutions of renewable energy. Results of the more than 20 years study of the IEA PVPS Task 8 by international research team consisted of experts from industries, international organisations and non-government organisations of IEA member and non-member countries, including Mongolia has showed that the Gobi desert area of Mongolia is one of the most suitable places for establishment of the Very Large Scale Photovoltaic (VLS-PV) power generation plants. Gobi desert of Mongolia is characterized with abundant solar and wind energy resources and has vast arid and semi-arid plate land territory with very low population, low temperature, dry climate and high wind speed, which are additional big advantages for development of the VLS-PV, as well as Very Large Scale Wind Farms (VLS-PV & WF). The results of the latest studies on the strategies for practical realization of Northeast Asian Super grid by utilizing Mongolia's vast renewable energy resources are discussed in this paper.