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As the energy transition accelerates, both electricity and gas grids play a vital role in building a flexible, secure, and decarbonized system. Power grids must adapt to high shares of variable renewables through digitalization, real-time management, and advanced storage technologies that balance supply and demand. At the same time, gas infrastructure is evolving to transport and store low-carbon molecules such as biomethane and hydrogen, offering valuable flexibility and seasonal storage capacity.

The convergence of gas and power systems—often referred to as sector coupling—is becoming increasingly important. It allows for optimized infrastructure use, improved system resilience, and cost-effective decarbonization.

Key challenges include the modernization of aging infrastructure, regulatory coordination, and ensuring investment signals align with climate goals. However, the opportunities are considerable: smarter, interconnected grids enable the large-scale deployment of clean energy, strengthen energy security, and form the backbone of a sustainable, multi-vector energy system that can serve diverse end-use sectors.