To push forward to the future we want, RGI is continuing to center our activities on supporting a people- and nature-positive energy transition. Many of the crises we are facing cannot be solved without an accelerated energy transition and fast and robust nature restoration. Moreover, none of these crises can be solved without the support of people. RGI and our extended ecosystem of actors continue to believe in prioritising unity, solidarity, collaboration and trust as we address the climate, energy, and biodiversity crises in parallel. In this report, we show how we put these values into action in 2023.
To this end, RGI’s work in 2023 addressed how to integrate space requirements in energy system planning, critically examined different decarbonisation scenarios and the role of green hydrogen, and brought attention to the importance of climate adaptation for the entire electricity system. Our technical work area was instrumental in tackling these elements holistically while addressing system optimisation for grid infrastructure in times of scarce resources.
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Charlotte Mueller
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Stephanie Bätjer
stephanie[at]renewables-grid.euDirector – Communication

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