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RENEWABLES: French Renewables Should Help Balance Power Network

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Renewables will have to support the balancing of the power network in the future, Xavier Piechaczyk, CEO of Reseau de Transport d’Electricite said, cited by Bloomberg. 

  • Piechaczyk urged that renewables must participate more in maintaining the grid’s voltage and frequency.
  • Renewable subsidies that support operators to continue to produce even when price turn negative should be reviews to ensure the grid can accommodate more clean power, Piechaczyk said.
  • In the future, renewable producers must accept a power system that allows grid operators to automatically curtail output to optimise the cost of clean energy growth, he added. 
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Renewables will have to support the balancing of the power network in the future, Xavier Piechaczyk, CEO of Reseau de Transport d’Electricite said, cited by Bloomberg. 

  • Piechaczyk urged that renewables must participate more in maintaining the grid’s voltage and frequency.
  • Renewable subsidies that support operators to continue to produce even when price turn negative should be reviews to ensure the grid can accommodate more clean power, Piechaczyk said.
  • In the future, renewable producers must accept a power system that allows grid operators to automatically curtail output to optimise the cost of clean energy growth, he added.