RGI partners agree that new electricity grids can and must be built in line with nature conservation standards. Find out more here.

While there is a consensus in society that some electricity grids are needed for the energy transition, single grid development projects often face local opposition. Find out more about RGI's activities in this field.

For the construction and maintenance of new grids, large tracts of land, with a large number of respective owners, have to be crossed. A common tool for gaining access to this land is through financial compensation. Find out about RGI's work on this.

The development of subsea interconnectors enables the trading of power between countries, provides a means to share the use of renewable energy and storage options, and increases the security of supply. More on RGI's activities in this field here.

TSOs and NGOs agree that the modernisation of the energy grid is a key requirement for a successful energy transition. However, the necessitiy of single grid projects is often doubted by local stakeholders. Find out more here.

RGI’s work on ENTSO-E's Ten Year Network Development Plan (TYNDP) and European Projects of Common Interest (PCIs) has a strong emphasis on making both procedures more transparent and legitimate. Find out more here.