Netherlands approves 'capacity limitation' contracts for wind, solar

The Dutch authorities have approved "capacity limitation" contracts, allowing owners of PV and wind power assets to inject less electricity into the grid during peak times for "reasonable" remuneration, but standard contracts will be crucial for wider adoption. The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has given the green light to "'capacity limitation' contracts" for wind and solar power projects. "Standard contracts ensure that grid operators and producers of sustainable energy can more easily make agreements about congestion management, so that new wind and solar farms gain ...

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