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Wednesday
30 Sep 2026 · Nº 273
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Signal
European industrial policy is increasingly localizing clean-tech supply chains, with Volkswagen and Gotion's three LFP battery JVs across Spain, Slovakia and Morocco and Romania's largest EU solar project reaching financial close signaling deployment momentum. Yet the gap between capacity and demand-side reality persists: the EU will hit 80% carbon-free power by 2030 but miss its renewables target, while Italy's 37.3% price hike for vulnerable customers shows affordability strains still undercut the transition.
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Batteries · EU · Energy Storage News
Gotion High-Tech and Volkswagen have agreed to set up three joint ventures to produce lithium iron phosphate cells and battery materials, with sites named as Valencia (Spain), Surany (Slovakia) and Kenitra (Morocco). According to the companies, production capacity would be split flexibly between EV and stationary storage cells depending on demand. Two of the three announced locations sit inside the EU.
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Hydrogen · EU · Hydrogen Insight
Indian developer AM Green has been selected as the only winner of H2Global's Asian auction lot, according to Hydrogen Insight. The auction operator states that full results for four lots are to be published before the end of 2026. Detailed contract prices and volumes for the lots were not disclosed in the reporting.
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Hydrogen · DK · Hydrogen Insight
The Danish government has increased its budget for the planned national hydrogen pipeline network by around $850m, according to Hydrogen Insight. The reporting frames the move as additional public funding for infrastructure intended to connect production to demand, including cross-border links toward Germany. Exact revised totals and timeline were not fully specified in the snippet.
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Batteries · ES · Energy Storage News
A recent Spanish proposal would tie data-centre permitting to the installation of energy storage, according to a commentary piece in Energy Storage News authored by a developer. The author argues the measure could materially expand Spain's storage market. As this is an opinion contribution from an interested party, the regulatory detail and legal status should be treated as unconfirmed.
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RED III/IV · EU · El Periódico de la Energía
According to analysis reported by El Periódico de la Energía, the European electricity sector is projected to reach roughly 80% carbon-free generation by 2030 while falling short of its binding renewables objective. The reporting also flags storage deployment as a persistent weak point relative to renewables growth. Underlying methodology and the specific target gap were not detailed in the snippet.
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Industrial Policy · RO · PV Magazine
Rezolv Energy's 1.3 GW solar project in western Romania has reached financial close on a €561 million financing package, allowing construction to begin, according to PV Magazine. The reporting describes it as the largest solar project in the EU. Grid connection and offtake details were not fully specified in the snippet.
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ETS · IT · Staffetta Quotidiana
Italy's regulator ARERA has set a 37.3% quarterly increase in the regulated electricity price for vulnerable customers from October, driven by a 63.4% jump in the wholesale energy commodity component, according to Staffetta Quotidiana. Dispatching costs fell over the same period and other tariff components were left unchanged. The figures are ARERA's official quarterly update.
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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 · 2026-09-30 · €/tCO₂
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84.41 |
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DE Baseload
Day-ahead · €/MWh
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140.75 |
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Gas — THE day-ahead (DE hub)
THE day-ahead, German hub (≈ TTF + 1–3 €/MWh) · EEX via Bundesnetzagentur · 2026-09-29 · €/MWh
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69.52 |
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