Within the framework of TYNDP Scenarios Process Update, ENTSO-E and ENTSOG have jointly organized a webinar on 20 February 2023.

To help stakeholders plan ahead, ENTSO-E publishes today a tentative timeline for stakeholder engagement in TYNDP 2024. The timeline will be updated regularly.

The public consultation started on 15 December 2022 on the Cost-Benefit Analysis 4.0 is extended to allow more stakeholders to provide input. The CBA methodology serves to evaluate the benefits and costs of electricity transmission and storage projects from a pan-European perspective in the Ten-Year Network Development Plan.

The TYNDP 2022 package was submitted to public consultation from end-July to mid-September 2022. Cost-benefit analysis results for several scenarios have become available between August and December 2022. This short public consultation aims at giving stakeholders the possibility to comment and ask questions on CBA results.

ENTSO-E welcomes stakeholders’ feedback on the 4th ENTSO-E Guideline for the Cost Benefit Analysis of Grid Development Projects. The Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) methodology serves to evaluate the benefits and costs of electricity transmission and storage projects from a pan-European perspective, in the Ten-Year Network Development Plan (TYNDP).

ENTSO-E and the European Commission have jointly elaborated a brief guidance document aiming to support EU Member States in delivering the input information needed by ENTSO-E for the development of Offshore Network Development Plans 2024.

ENTSO-E’s Ten-Year Network Development Plan (TYNDP) 2022 is the newest release of ENTSO-E’s bi-yearly pan-European plan for electricity infrastructure development. A public consultation on the draft TYNDP 2022 is ongoing until 16 September 2022 and a webinar will take place on 6 September 2022.

ENTSOG and ENTSO-E have today published the joint Scenario Report for TYNDP 2022, to support the 6th PCI selection process by the European Commission. They have improved the scenarios since the draft report published in October 2021, accounting for post-publication external consultation.

Project-level indicators are costs or benefits that are relevant for the complete assessment of a project, but that cannot be assessed at pan-European level. They include, among others, benefits in terms of balancing energy exchange or frequency stability. ENTSO-E published this week the TYNDP 2022 Implementation Guidelines, specifying the available project-level indicators in TYNDP 2022 and the process and requirements for their submission.

ENTSO-E releases today the draft TYNDP 2022 implementation Guidelines that specifies in detail how the CBA Guideline is to be implemented in the 2022 edition of the TYNDP. The Guidelines include several improvements consulted with stakeholders on, among other, assessing project’s benefits in terms of improved security of supply, hybrid interconnectors and the interlinkage between the gas and electricity sector.

ENTSO-E publishes today the draft list of electricity infrastructure projects that will be assessed in the next edition of the Ten-year Network Development Plan (TYNDP). 141 transmission projects and 23 storage projects compose the TYNDP 2022 draft project portfolio.

For the first time in TYNDP 2022, ENTSO-E is collecting feedback from stakeholders on key proposed improvements in the draft Cost-Benefit Analysis Implementation Guidelines, including the inclusion of the Interlinked Model, a new methodology to assess hybrid interconnectors and the assessment of projects' commissioning years. An online workshop will also take place on 3 December.

Today, ENTSO-E and ENTSOG publish the draft joint Scenario Report for TYNDP 2022, a major milestone in the TYNDP development process. A public consultation has been launched and stakeholder feedback is welcome until 18 November 2021.

ENTSO-E invites promoters of transmission and storage infrastructure projects to submit their projects to the TYNDP 2022, ENTSO-E’s pan-European network development plan. The submission opens today and will close on 15 October

The final TYNDP 2020 package, after public consultation and ACER opinion, is now available.

From mid-September to mid-October 2021 ENTSO-E will collect applications from transmission and storage infrastructure projects to the TYNDP2022.

In mid-September 2021, ENTSO-E will begin collecting applications from transmission and storage projects for the TYNDP 2022. To allow project promoters to prepare in advance of the submission period, ENTSO-E is releasing today a draft Guidance document and invites projects promoters and interested stakeholders to comment and raise questions.

Today, ENTSO-E and ENTSOG publish the finalised TYNDP 2022 Storyline Report as a major milestone in the TYNDP 2022 scenario building process.

For the first time in TYNDP 2020 ENTSO-E has approximated the impact of TYNDP projects on the European Union’s economy, to highlight the direct socio-economic benefits of electricity infrastructure projects. The results illustrate that the TYNDP portfolio would deliver substantial employment and economic benefits to Europe and Europeans.

On 15 February 2021 ENTSO-E published an updated version of the TYNDP 2020 following the public consultation that took place from 6 November 2020 to 4 January 2021. The TYNDP 2020 package has been submitted to ACER for opinion.

ENTSO-E’s Ten-Year Network Development Plan (TYNDP) 2020 is the newest release of ENTSO-E’s bi-yearly pan-European plan for electricity infrastructure development, assessing how 154 transmission and 26 storage projects can contribute to Europe’s energy transition and create growth and jobs. A public consultation on the draft TYNDP 2020 is ongoing until 4 January 2021, and a webinar will take place on 4 December 2020.

Today, ENTSO-E and ENTSOG publish their proposed storylines as a first deliverable in the formal process for TYNDP 2022 scenario building, as required by Regulations 943/2019 and 715/2009. All stakeholders are invited to provide feedback until 15 December 2020, ahead of storyline finalisation in early 2021.

Needs have been identified everywhere in Europe, with a total of 50GW of needs on close to 40 borders in 2030 and 43 additional GW on more than 55 borders in 2040. Projects promoters are welcome to submit projects addressing the identified system needs to the TYNDP 2020 until end September.

For the first time in TYNDP 2020 ENTSO-E will launch a second submission window for long-term transmission and storage projects addressing future system needs identified in the System Needs study. Ahead of the release of the study and opening of the window, foreseen in the week of 10 August, ENTSO-E releases today a document to guide project promoters.

Infrastructure planning for the future power system will require a multi-sectorial approach, considering electricity and gas transmission assets but also transport and heat. In line with a ‘One system view’, ENTSO-E publishes today its roadmap for the development of multi-sectorial planning support towards 2030.

ENTSO-E will publish in a few weeks time its ‘Identification of System Needs’ report. The IoSN study investigates where action is needed by 2030 and 2040 to deliver on the climate agenda and improve market integration.

ENTSOG and ENTSO-E have today published the final joint Scenario Report for TYNDP 2020, to support the 5th PCI selection process by European Commission. They have improved the scenarios since the draft report published in November 2019, accounting for post-publication external consultation.

ENTSO-E publishes today a document to guide TYNDP2020 promoters in the submission of project-level indicators. Promoters may submit project-level indicators until 31 August 2020.

ENTSO-E publishes today the draft list of projects admitted in the TYNDP2020. 146 transmission projects, including 313 investments, and 25 storage projects compose the TYNDP2020 projects portfolio.

For the first time in the TYNDP2020, projects will be able to submit so-called ‘project-level indicators’. Project-level indicators are costs or benefits that are relevant for the complete assessment of a project, but that cannot be assessed at pan-European level.

In line with Commission Regulation (EC) 347/2013, the draft Cost-Benefit Analysis methodology 3.0 (3rd CBA Guideline for cost benefit analysis of grid development projects) has been submitted to ACER on 11 February 2019.

Over 40 stakeholders provided comments. The final 2020 Scenarios report will be released in March 2020.

The public consultation period on the draft CBA methodology 3.0 ended on 9 December 2019.

ENTSO-E and ENTSOG launch today the public consultation for their draft joint Scenario Report for TYNDP 2020. The consultation period will continue until 17 January 2020.

ENTSO-E and ENTSOG have today published the draft joint Scenario Report for TYNDP 2020, to support the 5th PCI selection process by European Commission. A formal public consultation will be launched in the coming few days until January.

Today, the gas and electricity ENTSOs have published their focus study on interlinkage between gas and electricity systems.

The Cost-Benefit Analysis methodology 3.0 (3rd CBA Guideline for cost benefit analysis of grid development projects) is put forward for consultation until 9 December 2019

ENTSO-E invites promoters of transmission and storage infrastructure projects to submit their projects to the TYNDP2020, ENTSO-E’s pan-European network development plan. The submission opens today and will close on 22 November.

From mid-October to mid-November 2019 ENTSO-E will collect applications from electricity and storage infrastructure projects to the TYNDP2020.