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Tuesday
08 Sep 2026 · Nº 251
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Signal
Europe is pivoting from pure deployment targets toward industrial resilience—Germany's electricity overhaul and Spain's Industrial Accelerator Act land alongside Enerparc's insolvency, exposing how policy support is failing to stabilize domestic manufacturers even as storage races toward 57 GWh in 2026. The China dimension sharpens the tension: Chinese electrolyser makers are walking away from tenders won on unsustainable ultra-low bids, validating the UK's turbine restrictions and confirming that cheapest-bid procurement is now a liability, not a win.
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RED III/IV · DE · El Periódico de la Energía
According to Spanish outlet El Periódico de la Energía, Germany is preparing a wide-ranging reform of its power sector, combining a new renewables law with the introduction of a capacity market. The report frames the changes as a structural shift in how generation and system adequacy are steered.
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Industrial Accelerator Act · ES · El Periódico de la Energía
MITECO is preparing a new aid package aimed at the renewable-technology manufacturing industry, El Periódico de la Energía reports. Details of budget, eligibility and instruments were not disclosed in the report.
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Industrial Policy · DE · PV Magazine
Enerparc AG has entered preliminary insolvency proceedings in Germany, with the filing currently limited to the parent company. The step comes months after the developer had secured a reported €1 billion financing package to grow its solar and battery portfolio.
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Hydrogen · EU · Hydrogen Insight
Hydrogen Insight reports that several Chinese electrolyser manufacturers have won tenders with very low bids but subsequently failed to convert them into signed supply contracts. The account rests on industry sources cited by the outlet rather than official confirmation from the companies involved.
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Industrial Accelerator Act · GB · Wind Power Monthly
Neretek chief executive Jonathan Cole has argued that the UK should be more transparent about why it is restricting Chinese turbine manufacturers from its offshore wind market, according to Wind Power Monthly. The comments are one industry figure's view, not a change in UK policy.
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Batteries · EU · PV Magazine
EUPD Research projects Europe's battery storage market will grow 78% year-on-year to 57 GWh in 2026, led by Germany, Bulgaria, Italy, the UK and Spain. The analysis identifies residential storage as the main growth driver and notes Chinese suppliers dominating the segment. These are forecast figures from a single research house, not settled deployment data.
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ETS · EU · PV Magazine
Italy, Spain and Portugal each set new records for solar generation on a September day last week, while simultaneously registering their highest daily electricity prices in several years, PV Magazine reports. The price move coincided with gas prices reaching their highest level since early 2023.
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The morning board
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Ammonia · unabated fossil
Conventional SMR · $/t NWE
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688.25 |
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Ammonia · low-carbon
SMR + CCS · $/t NWE
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738.92 |
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Ammonia · RFNBO
Renewable electrolysis · $/t NWE
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839.16 |
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EUA
EEX primary auction · 2026-09-08 · €/tCO₂
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84.40 |
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DE Baseload
Day-ahead · €/MWh
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155.88 |
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TTF Natural Gas
THE day-ahead, German hub (≈ TTF + 1–3 €/MWh) · front-month 74.50 · TTF monthly average 53.58 (2026-07, IMF) · EEX via Bundesnetzagentur · 2026-09-07 · €/MWh
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73.77 |
Sources: Argus · SMARD.de · EEX · Bundesnetzagentur · IMF · Full board → |
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