Today in Marrakech, Med-TSO organised the second regional roadshow “Connecting Grids, Securing the Future: the TEASIMED 2 effort for an Integrated Mediterranean Power System”, hosted by ONEE, the Moroccan TSO member of the Association. This roadshow followed the first TEASIMED 2 regional event held in
Med-TSO has released the 2025 Mediterranean Electricity Interconnection Perspective (MEIP), offering a refreshed look at how stronger electricity links can support a more connected, secure, and sustainable Mediterranean region by 2040. Developed through the cooperation of experts from the 20 Transmission System Operators member of
Today Med-TSO held a regional roadshow for the TEASIMED 2 project in Amman, hosted by NEPCO. Held under the central theme, “Connecting Grids, Securing the Future: the TEASIMED2 project effort for an Integrated Mediterranean Power System”, the event moved beyond project results, aiming to galvanize
On 10 December, Med-TSO held a dedicated webinar to present the Mediterranean Electricity Interconnection Perspective (MEIP) 2025, offering a long-term outlook of regional interconnections towards the 2040 horizon. The session brought together transmission system operators and experts from across Europe, North Africa, and the Middle
Med-TSO welcomes the European Commission’s recent adoption of the second list of Projects of Common Interest (PCIs) and Projects of Mutual Interest (PMIs). With this extensive list of 235 projects, the significant inclusion of key infrastructure in the Mediterranean region is seen as a crucial
On 24 November, Med-TSO held its second webinar of the project outcomes series, focusing on power system adequacy and flexibility across the Mediterranean region for the horizons of Winter 2025–26, 2027, and 2030. The session provided a comprehensive overview of how Mediterranean countries are expected
Today Med-TSO held its 32nd General Assembly, hosted by Red Eléctrica in Madrid. The President opened the meeting by extending sincere thanks to Red Eléctrica, which also offered a visit to their Control Center before the meeting, defining this visit as an inspiring reminder of
On 18 November, Med-TSO presented its Master Plan of Mediterranean Interconnections 2025 during the webinar “Mediterranean Interconnections at 2030 Horizon”, an event that brought together experts and system operators from across the region. The session highlighted technical progress, long-term planning perspectives, and the transformative regional
Med-TSO has just released its Seasonal Adequacy Assessment – Winter Outlook 2025/2026, offering an updated overview of electricity adequacy across six Mediterranean countries not member of ENTSO-E: Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon. The report analyses the region’s capacity to meet winter electricity demand