CNMC Calls on the Government to Be More Flexible in Its Obligation to Cover 80% of Consumption with Renewables to 'Datacenters'
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The government is being complicated with plans for data centres, because, in the absence of just a few weeks to complete the deadline that was given to have approved the new Royal Decree that will regulate the huge volume of investment previewed in this sector (67 billion euros), it accumulates the ... Continue reading "Competition warns that the green demands of the government to the data centers can cancel projects"
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Competition does not see efficient demand for new renewable power in periods in which clean generation spills are already produced because there is plenty of energyThe government defends its draft for data centers and the employer assures that it threatens 9 billion in investments The National Commission of Markets and Competition (CNMC) recommends adjusting the design of the draft royal decree that will regulate the data centers (data centers),…
The sector expects the decree to be published in the BOE in the coming days. There is a large volume of renewable energy left over in certain hours. More information: Data centers, threatened by the government: "suffocates the future of the sector and means millionaire losses"
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lacronicabadajoz.comThe National Commission on Markets and Competition (CNMC) calls on the Government to ease some of the green requirements it intends to apply to new data centres. The expected report by the supervisor on the royal decree with which the Executive intends to screen massive data centre projects that accumulate in the country calls for flexibility in some of the new obligations raised.
The regulator calls for flexibility in the requirement to cover 80% of the annual electricity consumption by new renewable generation.
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