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BBH and Comet digitise access procedures

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By Michael Hahn
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Berlin/Saarbrücken (energate) – The BBH Group and metering services provider Comet are combining their solutions for the smart meter rollout. The joint offering is intended to link operational processes with the legal enforcement of access rights in a single digital workflow. To do so, the partners are integrating Comet’s workforce management system with BBH’s service for enforcing access rights. … Would you like to continue reading? Register now and access this news free of charge.
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TSO regulation: Federal Network Agency opts for bonus model

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By Michael Hahn
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Bonn (energate) – The Federal Network Agency intends to base the future regulation of electricity transmission system operators, from 2029 onwards, on an annual cost-plus system supplemented by efficiency incentives. Discussions at a workshop organised by the agency centred on a planned redispatch bonus to accelerate grid expansion, as well as the question of which efficiency measures should be incorporated into the new regulatory framework. … Would you like to continue reading?
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Offshore Wind Energy Act amendment clears next hurdle

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By Michael Hahn
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Berlin – The Federal Cabinet has approved the draft amendment to the Offshore Wind Energy Act (WindSeeG). This marks the start of parliamentary deliberations. Industry associations and the Offshore Wind Energy Foundation acknowledge some improvements but are calling for further changes. Their criticism centres on the two-stage tendering model, the lack of a solution for projects that have already been awarded contracts, and the size of future tender areas. … Would you like to continue reading?
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