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Investments in electricity grids need funding from both public and private sectors.  
 
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Latest revision as of 11:09, 7 November 2024

Introduction

Electricity grids are a critical part of the energy infrastructure in the transition to a carbon neutral world. To meet the growing demand for electricity from different sectors and to accommodate an increasing share of renewable energy, electricity grids need to be expanded and modernised. This will require massive investment over the coming years.

Investments in Electricity Grids

Current investment levels are around USD 300 billion per year, with a general upward trend (+8% in 2022). According to the IEA, global investment will need to almost double by 2030 to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.[1]

The European Commission estimates that €584 billion will be needed to meet the EU's 42.5% renewables target by 2030.[2]


Investment-spending-on-electricity-grids-2015-2022.png

Financing Mechanisms for Electricity Grids

Investments in electricity grids need funding from both public and private sectors.

International Finance

Public Funding

The Role of Financial Institutions

De-risking Investments

End-User Tariffs

Further Information

References

  1. IEA, smart grids, retrieved November 2024
  2. European Investment Bank, Investing in grids to power the energy transition, retrieved November 2024