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Oct 30, 2026

Issue 09, 30 October 2026

Britain proposes a new CfD for existing wind and solar farms, Portugal auctions grid capacity for batteries, and Norway warns that data centres could turn its power surplus into a deficit.

Melchior Villet, +1

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Oct 23, 2026

Issue 08 · 23 October 2026

Poland’s grid operators gain control over batteries, Britain and the EU cut costs for developers, and Brussels awards €3.4 billion in clean-tech grants.

Melchior Villet, +1

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Nov 6, 2026

Issue 10, 6 November 2026

Germany’s first capacity auction buys only gas plants, batteries win most of Belgium’s, and Norwegian MPs propose ending the right to a grid connection for new users above 1 MW.

Melchior Villet, +1

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Weekly regulatory intelligence on European power markets: the rule changes that move renewables projects' revenues, costs and timelines, for investors, developers and their advisers.

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Oct 16, 2026

Issue 07 · 16 October 2026

Batteries gain new revenue streams, governments speed up grid build-out, and grid access starts to follow priority.

Melchior Villet, +1

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Oct 9, 2026

Issue 06 · 9 October 2026

Support schemes add conditions, more system services open to batteries, and unused grid capacity starts to cost money.

Melchior Villet, +1

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Sep 25, 2026

Issue 04 · 25 September 2026

Balancing access, standardised grid connections and new data-centre obligations.

Melchior Villet, +1

Issue 10, 6 November 2026

Germany’s first capacity auction buys only gas plants, batteries win most of Belgium’s, and Norwegian MPs propose ending the right to a grid connection for new users above 1 MW.

Melchior Villet, +1

Issue

Oct 30, 2026

Issue 09, 30 October 2026

Britain proposes a new CfD for existing wind and solar farms, Portugal auctions grid capacity for batteries, and Norway warns that data centres could turn its power surplus into a deficit.

Melchior Villet, +1

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Oct 23, 2026

Issue 08 · 23 October 2026

Poland’s grid operators gain control over batteries, Britain and the EU cut costs for developers, and Brussels awards €3.4 billion in clean-tech grants.

Melchior Villet, +1

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Oct 16, 2026