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The European supergrid: The next evolution in energy innovation

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Spearheaded by the European Union, the European supergrid – a large, interconnected electricity network – is more than an engineering project; it’s a blueprint for a sustainable, interconnected future. By enabling the free flow of renewable energy, it has the potential to change Europe’s energy landscape while reducing carbon emissions and enhancing economic stability.

This report explores how the supergrid is not just about optimising energy use – it represents a step towards decarbonisation, energy security and economic resilience.

The move towards a fully integrated European energy system is gaining momentum, with the supergrid seeming like the perfect solution for cross-border electricity exchange and energy security.

But while the vision is bold, achieving it requires overcoming significant technical, regulatory and infrastructural challenges. So, what does the journey look like to a fully connected energy system?

 

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Topics explored in this report include:

  • The role of data and digital infrastructure in the delivery of the supergrid
  • The UK’s leading role in the supergrid initiative
  • Building cyber resilience at the core and strengthening AI defences
  • What’s next for Grid 2.0?
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