Portugal Approves a National Electricity Distribution Grid Development
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The task of ensuring electricity supply for the economy faces many obstacles. Removing bottlenecks in policy, market, and infrastructure will provide a foundation for ensuring stable electricity supply and establishing a rational electricity pricing mechanism.
Portugal approves a national electricity distribution grid development
Portugal’s Council of Ministers have approved a national electricity distribution grid development and investment plan for 2026-2030, with a total projected investment of 1.58 billion euros (1.82 billion U.S. dollars), to modernize infrastructure and accelerate the energy transition. The plan, known as PDIRD-E 2026-2030, aims to increase grid capacity, ease bottlenecks in connecting new renewable energy generation, consumption and storage projec…
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There are more and more projects that want to connect to the electricity grid, but they cannot do so because in the area they are looking for there is no firm capacity available. However, that a network is saturated does not mean that all capacity is being used at all times. There are hours and periods in which that network is in disuse and could be exploited.
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