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Brussels prepares renewable energy reform for post-2030, as grids struggle to keep pace

Euronews Portugal10 September 2026 at 15:55

The European Commission is preparing a renewable energy reform for the post-2030 period, at a time when the commitment to clean energy continues to grow in the European Union.

The EU co-legislators, namely the European Parliament and the Council, are currently working to resolve one of the biggest obstacles to new clean energy projects — electricity grids.

Electricity distribution grids are struggling to keep pace with the rapid implementation of new renewable energy projects, which constitutes a significant challenge for European climate objectives.

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