Real-Time Digital Simulator (RTDS), designed for non-stop monitoring and analysis of all modes of the integrated power system has started operating as JICA has handed over the equipment to the National Dispatching Center, state-owned joint stock company. Chief Representative of JICA Mongolia Office Mr. Tanaka Shinichi, and Executive director of the Center, G. Balzhinjam signed the handover document.

The RTDS  worth USD 500,000 is being applied to model and simulate the energy system of Mongolia with real data and it will make a significant impact on the step-by-step planning of actions to be implemented in the short, medium and long term to analyze energy system stability and define future tendency in detail. Used in more than 50 countries, the system electronically simulates data from real sources such as diesel generators, solar generators, and battery generators.

During the RTDS handover ceremony, Deputy Minister of Energy M. Bayarmagnai said, "For 50 years since the establishment of friendly relations, Mongolia and Japan have been developing all-round cooperation in social, cultural and infrastructure sectors. In particular, in the energy sector of Mongolia. This system detects malfunction or failure in the energy system by overseeing the system online, monitors how the sources support each other, and provides possibilities for fewer accidents. Therefore, it will enable operational security and protection from possible financial risks."