Med-TSO - Mediterranean Transmission System Operators

🔸Drafting the Future of Mediterranean Power Systems🔸

Med-TSO successfully launched the technical phase of the TEASIMED 3 project with a series of joint meetings held in Tunis from May 19 to 21. Experts from four Technical Committees - Planning, Economic Studies & Scenarios, Regulation & Institutions, Operation - collaborated to finalize the Project Initiation Documents (PIDs).

Key Focus Areas Defined:
🔸Operation: Developing a structured and detailed contribution to the PID.
🔹Regulatory & Institutional Frameworks: Aligning the project scope to meet objectives such as enhanced RES integration, system adequacy, flexibility, and the development of necessary regulatory and institutional structures.
🔸Long-Term Vision: Establishing a forward-looking strategy for the Mediterranean power systems, extending up to the year 2050.
🔹 Planning: focused on establishing the "Rules of Engagement" for the new project phase.

These crucial meetings represent a major step in Med-TSO’s mission to foster regional cooperation and support the development of a more resilient and integrated Mediterranean energy market.

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🌍 Advancing the Mediterranean Energy Transition: Key Takeaways from the GO15 & Med-TSO Technical Forum! ⚡

On May 6th, we proudly co-organized a technical forum alongside GO 15, hosted by ΑΔΜΗΕ - IPTO in Athens. The event focused on tackling two critical challenges for the future of our power grids: Climate Change Resilience and the massive power demands of modern Data Centers.

🔹 Panel 1 - Climate Change and Energy Resilience: Moderated by Med-TSO Secretary General Angelo Ferrante, the panel explored how TSOs can strengthen grid resilience and cross border coordination while managing high shares of variable RES under increasingly extreme climate conditions. We were proud to have strong representation from Med-TSO leadership, including Vice-Presidents Theodoros Tsakiris (IPTO) and Mario Sisinni (Terna), alongside Enas Salah (EETC).

🔹 Panel 2 - Powering the Digital Backbone: Integrating Data Centres into Grid and Spatial Planning: Moderated by GO15 Secretary General Bruno Meyer, the panel focused on how coordinated planning can ensure that new data centre clusters are both technically feasible and aligned with regional energy transition objectives.

The cooperation with stakeholders in events like this reflects Med-TSO’s core vision: to be a competent and proactive guide for European and Mediterranean institutions towards the creation of a fully integrated, resilient Mediterranean energy market. 🤝

Get the full news here: https://med-tso.org/news/go15-med-tso-forum-in-athens/

Today in Florence: The Dii Partner Meeting kicks off, hosted in collaboration with Baker Hughes Italia. During the event our Secretary General, Angelo Ferrante, outlined the evolution of the "Mediterranean Bridge" strategy in today’s geopolitical reality.

Key takeaways from his intervention:

🔸 From the assessment of individual interconnection projects-to a system-of-systems approach: integration is not only an efficiency play, it has become a security imperative.

🔸 The need to move from optional cooperation to non-negotiable operational coordination

🔸 With our Action Plan 2025–30, the Mediterranean becomes a multilateral hub linking MENAT and neighbouring regions to Europe—using shared flexibility to deliver regional adequacy and a pragmatic transition, continuing to paving the way for a resilient future! 🌍

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