Italy's state-controlled power grid operator, Terna, has announced plans to invest more than €23 billion over the next decade to upgrade its electricity network. The investment aims to support the country's energy transition by enhancing the capacity and resilience of the grid. Key projects include the Tyrrhenian Link, Adriatic Link, and Sardinia-Corsica-Tuscany interconnection. The initiative aligns with Italy's commitment to decarbonize its energy sector and integrate renewable energy sources into the national grid.