In the heart of Mongolia, where the chill of winter bites deep and unforgiving, lies Ulaanbaatar – the world’s coldest capital city. Amidst the snow-cloaked landscape, a battle against energy insecurity unfolds, casting shadows of uncertainty over its residents. Let’s delve into the intricate tapestry of challenges and changes that shape the power dynamics in this enigmatic land.
“As winter peaks in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolians brace themselves for potential electricity interruptions amidst rising tariffs.” The backbone of Mongolia’s power grid is woven with coal-fired thermal power plants, churning out 77.7% of the country’s electricity domestically. The remaining 22.3% trickles in from neighboring Russia, underscoring Mongolia’s fragile energy independence. The recent rumblings of disruptions by