The Friends of the Supergrid (FOSG) has called for more action to be taken by the European Commission to develop grid infrastructure. The creation of a pan-European transmission network is crucial for the development of competitive energy markets. The Supergrid will help to optimize the energy mix in Europe, integrate renewable energy and achieve EU
The Friends of the Supergrid (FOSG) have called for more action to be taken by the European Commission to hasten the development of a single market in electricity and the construction of physical interconnection projects. Interconnection objectives for 2030 that would sit alongside targets for carbon emissions reductions would help deliver more secure, affordable and
Alstom confirms research findings, done with RTE, in high-voltage DC circuit-breaker technology. To learn more read Alstom press release http://www.alstom.com/press-centre/2014/127528/alstom-confirms-research-findings-done-with-rte-in-high-voltage-dc-circuit-breaker-technology/
Friends of the Supergrid (“FOSG”) welcomes the approach taken by the EU electricity regulator ACER to future infrastructure regulation in its paper, “Energy Regulation: A bridge to 2025”. Getting the regulatory framework correct today will enable the very large investment in cross-border infrastructure required to double existing capacity across the EU by 2030. FOSG is
A European Supergrid is the key to unlocking the single market in electricity across the EU according to a submission to the UK Energy and Climate Change Select Committee of the House of Commons made by the Friends of the Supergrid (“FOSG”). In their written evidence to the Committee’s inquiry on Low carbon innovation, FOSG
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