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eBriefing EUGRID
Europe’s Cross-Border Electricity InfrastructureEU priority projects, PCI/PMI selection, funding, governance and opportunities for public and private operators
Last updated: September 2026
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Summary
Europe’s electricity system is entering a decisive phase of integration. Growing renewable generation, electrification and changing consumption patterns require stronger interconnections, more flexible networks and closer coordination between national transmission systems.
EUGRID explains how the European Union identifies and supports the cross-border infrastructure considered strategically important for energy security, market integration and the achievement of its climate and energy objectives.
The eBriefing examines Projects of Common Interest and Projects of Mutual Interest, the successive EU selection rounds, the main categories of infrastructure involved and the financial instruments available for project preparation and construction.
It also explains how projects are proposed, assessed and selected; which institutions and expert bodies participate in the process; how final decisions are adopted; and what obligations apply after a project receives EU priority status.
Particular attention is given to forthcoming application deadlines and to the practical implications for project promoters, transmission system operators, investors, public authorities, advisers and technology providers.
EUGRID provides a concise but structured guide to the EU cross-border infrastructure framework, supported by links to institutional sources and individual project information.
EUGRID explains how the European Union identifies and supports the cross-border infrastructure considered strategically important for energy security, market integration and the achievement of its climate and energy objectives.
The eBriefing examines Projects of Common Interest and Projects of Mutual Interest, the successive EU selection rounds, the main categories of infrastructure involved and the financial instruments available for project preparation and construction.
It also explains how projects are proposed, assessed and selected; which institutions and expert bodies participate in the process; how final decisions are adopted; and what obligations apply after a project receives EU priority status.
Particular attention is given to forthcoming application deadlines and to the practical implications for project promoters, transmission system operators, investors, public authorities, advisers and technology providers.
EUGRID provides a concise but structured guide to the EU cross-border infrastructure framework, supported by links to institutional sources and individual project information.
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* Cloud-Based eBriefing DaaS
EUGRID is a continuously updated intelligence resource provided through protected online access for 12 months from the subscription date.
Subscribers can consult the complete web eBriefing from computers, tablets or smartphones. It is not supplied as a static downloadable document. Updates may include new EU selection decisions, application deadlines, funding awards, changes to eligibility criteria, implementation developments and additional institutional or project information.
Access is personal and non-transferable and is provided in accordance with the applicable licence terms.
EUGRID is a continuously updated intelligence resource provided through protected online access for 12 months from the subscription date.
Subscribers can consult the complete web eBriefing from computers, tablets or smartphones. It is not supplied as a static downloadable document. Updates may include new EU selection decisions, application deadlines, funding awards, changes to eligibility criteria, implementation developments and additional institutional or project information.
Access is personal and non-transferable and is provided in accordance with the applicable licence terms.
