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February 2026

Our February 2026 newsletter contains a broad range of recent information on RGI activities and general grid news. Updates include a job post from the Global Initiative for Nature, Grids and Renewables (GINGR), RGI and Offshore Coalition for Energy and Nature (OCEaN) plans for the WindEurope annual event, North & Baltic Sea OCEaN members’ feedback aimed at shaping the EU Ocean Act, RGI’s participation at a recent The World Bank webinar on climate risk assessments for grid infrastructure, as well as good practice examples on climate-proofing electricity grids, upcoming key events and more

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Mara Zainea

Manager – Communication

Mara Zainea

Manager – Communication

t: +49 30 2332 11031
Mara joined the Renewables Grid Initiative in 2021. Her main responsibilities at RGI encompass communications and media work as well as event management. She previously worked as a training coordinator at the Center for International Peace Operations in Berlin and at the Florence School of Regulation (FSR) within the European University Institute. At the FSR she was also responsible for donor relations and policy events. Mara studied in Sibiu (Romania), Salzburg (Austria) and Berlin (Germany) and holds degrees in German and English Philology (BA) and Arts and Media Administration (MA).

Mara Zainea

Manager – Communication

Mara Zainea

Manager – Communication

t: +49 30 2332 11031
Mara joined the Renewables Grid Initiative in 2021. Her main responsibilities at RGI encompass communications and media work as well as event management. She previously worked as a training coordinator at the Center for International Peace Operations in Berlin and at the Florence School of Regulation (FSR) within the European University Institute. At the FSR she was also responsible for donor relations and policy events. Mara studied in Sibiu (Romania), Salzburg (Austria) and Berlin (Germany) and holds degrees in German and English Philology (BA) and Arts and Media Administration (MA).