Energinet extends pause on grid connections; waiting times may reach 5-10 years for large installations
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William Alkærsig Springer
A touch underbaked. Edible, but you'll want a strong coffee alongside.
Summary
Denmark's state-owned electricity grid company Energinet has extended its pause on new connections to the electricity grid, originally set for three months in March, until autumn. For larger installations, waiting times could reach 5-10 years due to delays in expanding the transmission network.
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Tidshorisonten for større anlæg kan samtidig vare op til 5-10 år.
I marts satte det statslige elnetselskab Energinet tilslutningen af nye projekter til elnettet på pause i tre måneder med det argument, at udbygningen af transmissionsnettet,…
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