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The REN and State participation

The article analyzes the question of the State's participation in REN (Redes Energéticas Nacionais - National Energy Networks), questioning whether the Government really needs to be a shareholder to control the company. According to the analysis, the Executive has regulatory and energy policy instruments that allow it to exercise influence and control over REN without necessarily holding direct shareholdings. The discussion arises in the context of debates about the management of strategic energy infrastructures in Portugal.

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