Energy-policy is a topic tracked in our intelligence system with 5 linked articles.
New York’s grid is straining under heat, with aging gas plants, rising demand from electrification, and regulatory bottlenecks hindering rooftop solar and large clean-energy projects.
Spain proposes data-center rules requiring 80% renewable electricity with hourly matching, applying to facilities 1 MW and up, plus grid access, water efficiency, and EU data sovereignty.
Nevada's new performance-based DER tariffs are praised for aligning with peers on pay-for-performance VPPs, but critics argue they still cede control to NV Energy.
Indonesia targets 100 GW of solar by 2029 with a phased rollout (initial 17 GW), requiring about $73 billion in investment and a major regulatory overhaul to translate political commitment into executed capacity.
Australia’s CIS Tender 11 seeks ~1.8 GW of new solar/wind in Western Australia with a 2030 operating target, plus a new Developer Rating Scheme and a 180 MW First Nations equity set-aside; bids open Aug 27.
South Korea's tiered tariffs can erode residential PV savings by 11-22%, with net metering potentially amplifying the rebound.
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