Planned electricity grid investments fall short of expansion needs – EU Court of Auditors
Planned investments to expand and modernise the EU's electricity grids by 2050 fall short of the necessary amounts of money required to support the bloc's move to climate neutrality, the European Court of Auditors has said. At the current pace, planned investments between 2024 and 2050 total 1,871 billion euros.
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