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The paper presents the background of creation and development of Mongolia’s electric power industry and its current state. Despite considerable energy resources, the country suffers from electric power shortage that is covered by electricity supplied from Russia and China. The expected considerable power consumption growth can be met by doubling generating capacities, enhancing electrical networks and by interconnecting the five existing electric power systems (EPSs) into an Integrated Power System (NPS) of Mongolia as a future component of the Northeast Asian Super Grid. To accomplish these tasks, we propose a number of conceptual structural and technological models for the development of Mongolian electric power systems that can form a basis for the future Integrated Power System of Mongolia.