Texas softens large-load interconnection, Chile writes verification criteria for grid-forming plant, ACER harmonises balancing prequalification. Three regulators on one day, all working on admission rather than equipment.
GEN energija published two studies before the referendum: a cooling tower choice and a transport route from Koper that needs clearance work in 112 places.
Slovenia's own figures put the same reactor at €65 or €103 a MWh. Nothing about the plant changes between those two numbers — only who lends the money, and at what rate.
Import capacity agreed at the connection stage was withdrawn after the plant was built, and the storage business case went with it.
A CUSC modification puts a price on staying in the connections queue, starting at £3,000 per MW and rising to £25,000. Consultation closes on 1 October.
Refining margins, not crude alone, are carrying the increase. EIA's breakdown shows where each dollar at the pump is going.
Four projects, AU$1.8 billion, and roughly 8% of the state's summer peak - all of it batteries, none of it gas.
Europe's assessment finds no problem in Portugal. The national one finds a shortfall growing fiftyfold by 2035. ACER's opinion is about the modelling, not the lights.
