Traditional fossil fuel (e.g. oil or gas) power plants are often built near cities to facilitate the delivery of electricity; however, a super grid is a wide-area transmission network that connects multiple different types of power generation systems in a long-distance power transmission setup, thereby increasing the power transmission distance and facilitating the transmission of renewable energy. According to the Greenpeace report, by 2030, the super grid in Europe can make the EU renewable energy use 45%. As the world strives to reach the Paris Agreement to combat climate change, the application of the super grid concept may be one solution.