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#curtailment — Public Fediverse posts

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  1. NGEN, Uniper break ground on 100 MWh battery system in Germany

    Slovenian energy solutions provider NGEN and German energy company Uniper have held a groundbreaking ceremony for a battery…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #balancing #batteries #battery #batteryenergystoragesystems #BEF2026 #BESS #coal-firedpowerplant #curtailment #Energystorage #energytransition #flexibility #grid #ngen #NorthSea #RomanBernard #solar #Uniper #wind
    europesays.com/germany/5318/

  2. How can batteries respond to energy price volatility in Europe?

    How can batteries respond to energy price volatility in Europe? – Energy-Storage.News
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    #Europe #EU #co-location #curtailment #energystoragesummit #ESS #germany #negativepowerprices #powerprices #spain
    europesays.com/2802815/

  3. Lula deve vetar repasse de indenizações a usinas afetadas pelo curtailment: Presidente sinalizou que barrará trecho incluído na MP 1.304/2025 que oneraria consumidores. Saiba mais informações! canalsolar.com.br/lula-usinas- #Lula #Curtailment

  4. Poland awards 1.6GW solar PV in latest tender

    Less than half of the volume (15.8TWh out of 32.25TWh) has been awarded in the auction which had…
    #Poland #Polska #PL #Europe #Europa #EU #Aktualności #auctionandtender #curtailment #ibvogt #OX2 #PADRES #poland #polska #utility-scalesolar
    europesays.com/2246933/

  5. "South Australia will be able to import up to 750 MW at any one time, and export up to 700 MW [and] more than 1.3 GW in either direction in late 2027.

    That is a significant development for #SouthAustralia, which leads the country, and the world, with a share of 72 % wind and solar in the last 12 months, and could have achieved more but for the lack of sufficient storage and transmission capacity that has resulted in heavy #curtailment of wind and solar at times."

    reneweconomy.com.au/transforma

  6. "South Australia will be able to import up to 750 MW at any one time, and export up to 700 MW [and] more than 1.3 GW in either direction in late 2027.

    That is a significant development for #SouthAustralia, which leads the country, and the world, with a share of 72 % wind and solar in the last 12 months, and could have achieved more but for the lack of sufficient storage and transmission capacity that has resulted in heavy #curtailment of wind and solar at times."

    reneweconomy.com.au/transforma

  7. "South Australia will be able to import up to 750 MW at any one time, and export up to 700 MW [and] more than 1.3 GW in either direction in late 2027.

    That is a significant development for #SouthAustralia, which leads the country, and the world, with a share of 72 % wind and solar in the last 12 months, and could have achieved more but for the lack of sufficient storage and transmission capacity that has resulted in heavy #curtailment of wind and solar at times."

    reneweconomy.com.au/transforma

  8. "South Australia will be able to import up to 750 MW at any one time, and export up to 700 MW [and] more than 1.3 GW in either direction in late 2027.

    That is a significant development for #SouthAustralia, which leads the country, and the world, with a share of 72 % wind and solar in the last 12 months, and could have achieved more but for the lack of sufficient storage and transmission capacity that has resulted in heavy #curtailment of wind and solar at times."

    reneweconomy.com.au/transforma

  9. "South Australia will be able to import up to 750 MW at any one time, and export up to 700 MW [and] more than 1.3 GW in either direction in late 2027.

    That is a significant development for #SouthAustralia, which leads the country, and the world, with a share of 72 % wind and solar in the last 12 months, and could have achieved more but for the lack of sufficient storage and transmission capacity that has resulted in heavy #curtailment of wind and solar at times."

    reneweconomy.com.au/transforma

  10. Via Tyler Norris on Twitter from Constellation CEO CERAWeek on Demand Side Management/DSR

    It is easier to curtail an electron vs generating an electron.

    "I think this [data centre] problem is easily solved... You probably hear throughout the conference a sense of panic. I don’t feel it. I’m seeing the pace slow down"

    #curtailment #demandresponse #dsr

  11. Via Tyler Norris on Twitter from Constellation CEO CERAWeek on Demand Side Management/DSR

    It is easier to curtail an electron vs generating an electron.

    "I think this [data centre] problem is easily solved... You probably hear throughout the conference a sense of panic. I don’t feel it. I’m seeing the pace slow down"

    #curtailment #demandresponse #dsr

  12. Via Tyler Norris on Twitter from Constellation CEO CERAWeek on Demand Side Management/DSR

    It is easier to curtail an electron vs generating an electron.

    "I think this [data centre] problem is easily solved... You probably hear throughout the conference a sense of panic. I don’t feel it. I’m seeing the pace slow down"

    #curtailment #demandresponse #dsr

  13. Via Tyler Norris on Twitter from Constellation CEO CERAWeek on Demand Side Management/DSR

    It is easier to curtail an electron vs generating an electron.

    "I think this [data centre] problem is easily solved... You probably hear throughout the conference a sense of panic. I don’t feel it. I’m seeing the pace slow down"

    #curtailment #demandresponse #dsr

  14. Via Tyler Norris on Twitter from Constellation CEO CERAWeek on Demand Side Management/DSR

    It is easier to curtail an electron vs generating an electron.

    "I think this [data centre] problem is easily solved... You probably hear throughout the conference a sense of panic. I don’t feel it. I’m seeing the pace slow down"

    #curtailment #demandresponse #dsr

  15. "Spillage, or #curtailment, is an expected and efficient feature of #RenewableEnergy systems.

    For example, we don’t build additional highway lanes to accommodate traffic for the busiest hour on an Easter weekend.

    Coal generators prefer to continue to generate, even at negative prices, rather than completely shut down [which is even more costly. So] renewable energy is spilled, rather than coal shutdown. We actually have a glut of coal, rather than renewables."

    theconversation.com/should-we-

  16. "Spillage, or #curtailment, is an expected and efficient feature of #RenewableEnergy systems.

    For example, we don’t build additional highway lanes to accommodate traffic for the busiest hour on an Easter weekend.

    Coal generators prefer to continue to generate, even at negative prices, rather than completely shut down [which is even more costly. So] renewable energy is spilled, rather than coal shutdown. We actually have a glut of coal, rather than renewables."

    theconversation.com/should-we-

  17. "Spillage, or #curtailment, is an expected and efficient feature of #RenewableEnergy systems.

    For example, we don’t build additional highway lanes to accommodate traffic for the busiest hour on an Easter weekend.

    Coal generators prefer to continue to generate, even at negative prices, rather than completely shut down [which is even more costly. So] renewable energy is spilled, rather than coal shutdown. We actually have a glut of coal, rather than renewables."

    theconversation.com/should-we-

  18. "Spillage, or #curtailment, is an expected and efficient feature of #RenewableEnergy systems.

    For example, we don’t build additional highway lanes to accommodate traffic for the busiest hour on an Easter weekend.

    Coal generators prefer to continue to generate, even at negative prices, rather than completely shut down [which is even more costly. So] renewable energy is spilled, rather than coal shutdown. We actually have a glut of coal, rather than renewables."

    theconversation.com/should-we-

  19. "Spillage, or #curtailment, is an expected and efficient feature of #RenewableEnergy systems.

    For example, we don’t build additional highway lanes to accommodate traffic for the busiest hour on an Easter weekend.

    Coal generators prefer to continue to generate, even at negative prices, rather than completely shut down [which is even more costly. So] renewable energy is spilled, rather than coal shutdown. We actually have a glut of coal, rather than renewables."

    theconversation.com/should-we-

  20. South Australia enjoyed 100% #renewable energy for ten days, AND
    "McConnell puts the wind #curtailment at 10 per cent of the theoretical potential, and large scale solar at a hefty 35 per cent of theoretical potential."

    Sounds like a good case for building up #grid connections with the neighbouring states.

    reneweconomy.com.au/south-aust

  21. South Australia enjoyed 100% #renewable energy for ten days, AND
    "McConnell puts the wind #curtailment at 10 per cent of the theoretical potential, and large scale solar at a hefty 35 per cent of theoretical potential."

    Sounds like a good case for building up #grid connections with the neighbouring states.

    reneweconomy.com.au/south-aust

  22. South Australia enjoyed 100% #renewable energy for ten days, AND
    "McConnell puts the wind #curtailment at 10 per cent of the theoretical potential, and large scale solar at a hefty 35 per cent of theoretical potential."

    Sounds like a good case for building up #grid connections with the neighbouring states.

    reneweconomy.com.au/south-aust