With a view to embedding electrical solidarity across Europe transmission system operators (TSOs) founded the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E) in 2009 This network comprises 43 TSOs including RTE Its aim is to maintain a balance between supply and demand together with security of supply and quality of electrical power Its scope covers the operation of the power system In consideration of these responsibilities ENTSO-E is legally obliged to publish a number of documents which are made available to the public authorities and to consumers and which you can download at the bottom of this page ENTSO-E publishes the outcomes of its reviews and discussions by issuing a Ten-Year Network Development Plan (TYNDP) based on scenarios that it establishes in conjunction with the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Gas (ENTSO-G) ENTSO-E publishes an annual report (Mid-term Adequacy Forecast which provides a forecast of Europe’s security of supply on a 2-year and 7-year time scale ENTSO-E issues a six-monthly report setting out data gleaned from each TSO in Europe This document provides a detailed description of events pertaining to Europe’s security of supply: supply/demand balance; exchanges between countries; all key figures Audience measurement services are used in order to generate visitor frequency statistics for improving the website We use third-party Matomo trackers to anonymously measure our website’s audience Cookies placed on your device by YouTube enable users to directly view multimedia content on the website analyses and provides regional players with a set of data enabling them to sustain a balance between power supply and demand power system safety and electrical solidarity among the regions.  output and trends in energy-mix data throughout France either in real time or over a given period The app has two operating modes: one for experts and one for the general public.The first includes data on CO2 emissions from power generating facilities on cross-border trade in Europe and even on European electricity market prices set by the stock exchanges The second informs users about a region’s total consumption and gives advice on how to reduce daily consumption the section called “À la maison (at home)” shows the average annual consumption of an electrical appliance (washing machine etc.) whilst indicating how much energy could be saved with a less energy-intensive appliance Access eCO2mix people are using Ecowatt to help them make smarter choices when it comes to electricity consumption : Ecowatt qualifies French electricity consumption in real time Consumers are guided at all times by clear indicators ensuring they make the right choices Ecowatt also has a text notification service to warn consumers in case of power cut risks Ecowatt lets consumers know the most effective energy-saving actions and when to take them all French people can get involved in driving forward the energy transition and ensuring everyone has a plentiful supply of electricity Access the "Ecowatt" website RTE provides regions with support and expertise by helping them to implement regional energy policies specifically when it comes to preparing strategic regional guidelines such as regional planning sustainable development and equality plans (SRADDET) or climate-air-energy plans (PCAET) An understanding of a region’s energy status (output consumption and electricity exchanges with neighbouring regions) is essential for effective planning of the energy transition and for driving energy policy ODRE provides a set of data about power output produced by the joint efforts of our experts and partners.Open Data Réseaux Énergies (ODRÉ) was jointly developed by GRTgaz They were then joined by AFGNV and the group now includes Weathernews France Access the Open Data Réseaux Energies website Together with distribution system operators RTE has set up a platform that explores opportunities for the connection of power-generation facilities to transmission and distribution networks The information posted on Caparéseau is intended for all generating facilities network operators develop and reserve accommodation capacities for renewable energy sources the website provides additional information Access the Caparéseau website By modernising its grids to integrate renewable energy sources and accommodate new uses (e.g. charging of close to 4.8 million vehicles by  2028), RTE is supporting the objectives of France’s low-carbon strategy (SNBC), which seeks to achieve carbon neutrality in France by 2050. With grid modernisation plans focusing on sobriety and rationalised flow management the company is aligned with this nation-wide effort This is how RTE is helping to meet the objectives of the multi-annual energy plan (PPE) which – by 2035 – intends to halve the level of emissions caused by power generation winter storms and cold spells on the one end of the scale… floods and rising water levels on the other Global warming will bring about increasingly severe weather conditions These events will affect the balance between electricity supply and demand (consumption levels and locations effects on generation facilities) as well as affecting grid infrastructure.  The next projected supply estimate being drawn up in conjunction with stakeholders and which determines potential supply-demand scenarios will provide a forecast of scenarios up until 2050 It will include climate-change predictions based on scenarios developed with Météo France using the assumptions of the intergovernmental panel on climate change (GIEC) RTE is building structures that are designed to last for several decades (50 years on average) While it is thought that the grid has been able to withstand storms since making investments over a 15-year period to strengthen it mechanically infrastructure vulnerabilities must be identified particularly with regard to heat and water so that the appropriate upgrades can be made RTE therefore decided to start work on its "resilience" project also based on climate-change scenarios running up to 2050 RTE is currently working together with asset-management experts data scientists and climate specialists to calculate the impact of extreme-weather events on its structures RTE is one of the first French companies and one of the first European electricity transmission system operators to submit a "transition plan" outlining its four-year emissions trajectory up to 2026 in addition to its 2022 greenhouse gas emissions report (BEGES) A company's "transition plan" provides an opportunity to complement the measurement of its emissions (as published in its BEGES) with actions aimed at reducing them along with targets aligned with the objectives of the national low-carbon strategy The publication of a transition plan has been mandatory since this year RTE has long been a pioneer in publishing its emissions RTE includes in its management report the annual statements of direct and indirect emissions related to its own activities (Scopes 1 and 2) and also publishes comprehensive BEGES reports which include indirect upstream and downstream emissions (Scope 3) every four years since 2008 on the ADEME website RTE's emissions have decreased by 4% compared to 2018 amounting to 1,022 kilotons of CO₂ equivalent Cookies placed on your device by YouTube enable users to directly view multimedia content on the website.