The North Sea Grid was conceived as an initiative to harness wind power more effectively through an interconnected offshore grid while helping to meet European carbon emission targets. In addition to vital contributions to European renewable energy and climate goals, careful planning of this infrastructure could also bring about jobs and new protected areas for marine biodiversity.

While the benefits are clear, realizing a North Sea energy system is not without its challenges. In a series of thought leadership pieces, Guidehouse explores the different aspects of bringing forth a coordinated new energy infrastructure in the North Seas region. From an analysis of stakeholder views to suggested courses of action to overcome barriers, scroll down to explore our latest insights.