Company intelligence
REN
Redes Energéticas Nacionais
About REN
REN - Redes Energéticas Nacionais operates in two major areas: • The transmission in very high voltage electricity and overall technical management of the National Electricity System; • The transport of high-pressure gas and overall technical management of the National Gas System, guaranteeing the reception, storage and regasification of LNG and underground storage of natural gas. As a result of the country's commitment to renewable energy, the Portuguese government granted REN the concession to operate a pilot area for generating electricity from sea waves to Enondas - Energia das Ondas. S.A., which is 100% owned by REN. REN also operates in the telecommunications business via RENTELECOM, which includes a range of services, such as infrastructure, managed services and consultancy. REN’s investment on internationalisation is based on a conservative investment strategy, in sectors in which the company is a specialist and in markets with economic stability and predictable regulatory frameworks, such as Chile. For REN, Chile is a relevant market given its economic indicators, legal security, and growth potential in the energy sector. REN meets all the required quality and safety criteria and seeks to be one of the most efficient European energy transmission system operators, while creating value for its shareholders within a framework of sustainable development.
Verified activity
Signals from REN
11 published signals
Presence & Recognition
REN participated in the Encontros com Futuro '26 event in Fundação de Serralves, Porto on 25 September 2026, where Nuno Rogeiro, a political commentator and analyst, was invited to discuss the impact of geopolitical context on organizations and society.
Reported by REN
Research & Knowledge
REN published the document 'Programação por Algoritmo – Metodologias e Implementação' for public consultation between 24 August and 27 September 2026, in compliance with the MPGGS manual.
Reported by REN
Presence & Recognition
REN is sponsoring Atlantic Convergence for the third consecutive year.
Reported by Rui Franco