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Approximately 1,900 U.S. solar power plants will be turned down or squelched by the solar eclipse

How California Grid Operators Managed the Eclipse

Today's total solar eclipse was a high-profile demonstration of California's deft management of shifting solar output—a feat the state's grid operators manage on a regular basis.

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European Grid Operators 1, Solar Eclipse 0

Months of preparation paid off today for Europe's transmission system operators as their grids rode out a solar eclipse causing multi-gigawatt solar power swings

3 min read

Solar Eclipse Will Test European Power Grids

A solar eclipse across Europe next Friday will slash generation from solar power plants. Grid operators are pulling out the stops preparing for both massive power supply swings and abnormal power consumption.

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Europe and Turkey's High-Power Embrace

Could the Mediterranean Ring be next? Not with Gaza in the way.

2 min read

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