Engaging Civil Society - NGO Expert Exchange Workshop
One day workshop for NGO staff actively engaged with civil society on nature protection, grids and energy infrastructure projects to exchange experiences on effective communication.
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Video online: Webinar on how we can find the optimal route for new power transmission lines - exploring Swissgrid and ETH Zürich's 3D Decision Support System
Watch now: RGI and ENTSO-E's best practice webinar on planning tools.
Video online - Webinar: How can funding programmes support grid operators in the energy transition? - Diving into EirGrid's best practices in grid development
Autumn has arrived and with it RGI’s best practice sharing season is starting again: We have teamed up with ENTSO-E to bring you a webinar that highlights the benefits and pitfalls of funding programmes established to aid the smooth implementation of grid projects needed for the energy transition.
Decentralisation, regionalisation and power lines - meta-study launch on assumptions, narratives and insights (in German)
On 13 March, RGI launched the meta-study "Decentralisation, regionalisation and power lines", conducted by the German research institute Öko-Institut, commissioned by us. Continue reading to find out more (in German)
Grids meet Renewables - Conference and Best Practice Fair
The Renewables Grid Initiative and WindEurope jointly organised the event “Grids meet Renewables”, which took place on 20 February in Brussels. The energy sector is currently undergoing a major transition, one that will have a significant impact on citizens, consumers, industry and the environment. For this transition to meet societal expectations, technological and environmental requirements, a variety of energy industry players must come together and decide how best to navigate the changing energy landscape. Our event “Grids meet Renewables” facilitated an open dialogue between the renewables and grid sectors.
Event material online: Conference on Public Participation - State of the art approaches to stakeholder engagement in electricity infrastructure projects
Whether you call it Monsterpylons (UK), Monstertrasse (DE) or Monstermaster (NO) – the phenomenon is the same: very often and all over Europe, different stakeholder groups form and vocalise strong opposition to high-voltage power lines
