 
  Networks
            Modernising the networks in an electrified world  
      
												
					The challenges of electricity transmission and distribution networks are strengthening and modernising structures, increasing efficiency levels and preparing them for a growing electrified world with increasingly distributed resources. Digitisation will also play a key role in supporting this transition, by automating numerous processes and increasing the network's intelligence.
It is important to adapt the world's networks to the increase in energy consumption - driven by increasing electrification and population growth, without forgetting new requirements and means of use, such as electric mobility, and the high diversity and intermittence of renewable energy generation sites. This is the path that EDP has been following, investing in renewables, but also in solutions for better network management.
EDP Group’s total low, medium and high voltage lines measure close to 387.000 km.
            Global overview
      
											largest distribution operator in Iberia
distribution operator in Europe
of energy supply points worldwide
of electricity distributed in 1H2025
of clients
            Overview per country
      
											236,666 km
53,174 km
99,957 km
            We raise up to the challenges, creating new opportunities
      
										
            As energy and the planet’s needs evolve and with transmission and distribution networks prepared to deal with flows in renewable production and changes in consumption patterns, EDP is always working to be ready to deliver new ways and tools that allow us to be efficient and innovative, energy wise.
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						The role of networks in the energy transition
					
					
											 
  
						The digital transformation of the electricity grid
					
					
											 
  
						The importance of storage for grids
					
					
											
            Transparency and Data Sharing to Facilitate the Energy Transition
      
												
					At EDP, we believe that data sharing is essential to promote product and service innovation, foster co-creation of value, drive economic development, and act as a catalyst for the energy transition, helping build a more sustainable future for all.
To reinforce this commitment, we provide open data access portals dedicated to each of our geographies – Portugal, Spain, and Brazil. Through these portals, students, municipalities, companies, and other stakeholders can access a wide range of real-time data, enabling more efficient management and informed decision-making tailored to the needs of each territory.
 
  The GridWise project
These are some of the companies that help us operate all the networks we have within our operations.
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