Эволюция сотрудничества участников электрического кольца БРЭЛЛ в контексте энергодиалога ЕС и России

The BRELL (Belarus, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Russia) system is a key system through which mentioned countries receive electricity. This system was created during the existence of the Soviet Union and worked effectively for several decades. Recently, the Baltic states announced their intention to exit the system, thereby temporarily depriving Belarus and the city of Kaliningrad of electricity. This research primarily focuses on identifying the key factors in the Baltic States' exclusion from the BRELL system in the context of the European Union and Russia energy dialogue. All the studies reviewed analyze only certain aspects of the issue, so there is no complex research work on this topic. The purpose of this study is to address the research gap by examining the most recently published energy strategies and financial reports by Baltic countries and the European Union. Upon the conclusive results, the data obtained could be implemented while developing the course on the history of the post-Soviet space.