E.ON, the largest group that distributes electricity throughout Europe at the moment, has officially announced its extremely important plans that target both Romania and many other countries within the European Union, and this is because it wants to make a huge ecological corridor in the coming years.
E.ON wants to make new habitats for birds and animals along 13.000 kilometers of high voltage lines, which are in forest areas, the plan that the company announces is an extremely important one, requiring major investments from part of the group, but the changes will be very beneficial for the natural.
According to the official plan that E.ON Romania thought of, there should also be a natural distribution of animal and plant species, at the European level the company already manages over 8.000 hectares of transmission lines in an ecological way, and the experience will be extended , through new investments, to even more areas in Europe.
E.ON Romania reveals an extremely bold plan that can bring huge benefits for all of Europe, but of course a lot depends on how long it will take, and the investments that will be made, in the end, for everything to be carried out to the extent that the company wants.
The E.ON Group is building an ecological corridor of 13,000 km from the Black Sea to Sweden! As the largest operator of electricity distribution networks in Europe, we want to build new habitats for birds and animals along the 16,000 km of power lines. High voltage in forest areas.
Through the efficient and ecological management of the corridors, we ensure that we protect the environment, but also restore it, and thus ensure the natural distribution of animal and plant species. At the European level, 5,000 hectares of transport lines are already managed in an ecological way by the E.ON company, and this experience is to be extended throughout Europe.
