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Paid to use power – a sustainable trend?
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European power markets have witnessed a barrage of negative prices in recent months, and this trend is set to continue for the foreseeable future with the ramping up of renewables output. How should Europe react to this challenge and provide the supply stability needed to meet its climate targets? Reporting by Alina Trabattoni, Italy Correspondent, Montel. Contributor: Markus Rauramo, CEO, Fortum.
Jessie Wilcox October 08, 2024 10:18 AM Delete
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Bairstow September 19, 2024 09:31 PM Delete
The increase in renewable energy production has led to negative power prices across European markets, posing a challenge in balancing supply stability while still meeting climate goals. To address this, Europe may need to invest in better energy storage solutions and grid infrastructure to manage the fluctuations in renewable output. Similarly, just as Sonic manages to offer a diverse menu that caters to a wide range of tastes—whether you’re craving a Breakfast Burrito or their signature Slush—Europe must find ways to offer reliable energy solutions that cater to varying demand without compromising on sustainability. Click here to get more details
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