Portugal's Council of Ministers approved a €1.58B ($1.82B) electricity grid investment plan for 2026-2030 to expand grid capacity and accelerate renewable energy connections.
Portugal's Council of Ministers on Thursday approved a national electricity distribution grid development and investment plan for 2026-2030, with a total projected investment of 1.58 billion euros (1.82 billion U.S. dollars), to modernize infrastructure and accelerate the energy transition.
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