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        POWER            WELCOME  to NewsBase’s Power Roundup  REM: Dominion may abandon 2. 6-GW wind
                         Global (NRG Power), in which the reader is  project off Virginia if regulators require perfor-
                         invited to join our team of international editors,  mance guarantee
                         who provide a snapshot of some of the key issues  Dominion Energy Virginia says it will abandon
                         affecting their regional beats. We hope you will like  its planned 2. 6-GW offshore wind farm off the
                         NRG Power’s new concise format, but by clicking  US Mid-Atlantic coast if state regulators do not
                         on the headline link for each section the full text  reverse their decision to guarantee a certain
                         will be available.                   performance for the $9. 8bn project. Dominion
                                                              has requested a rehearing from the State Cor-
                         AfrElec: Botswana: BPC, Scatec sign PPA for  poration Commission.
                         50-MW solar photovoltaic plant construction
                         State-owned Botswana Power Corp. (BPC) has  ENERGO: Romania adjusts and prolongs “cap
                         signed a power purchase agreement with Nor-  and subsidy” scheme for energy prices
                         wegian renewable energy solutions provider  The government of Romania passed an emer-
                         Scatec for the construction of a 50-MW solar  gency decree on September 1 amending and
                         plant, the companies announced on August 31.  prolonging the decree OUG 27/2022issued in
                         Scatec is one of the leading renewable energy  February pertaining to the so-called “cap and
                         solutions companies in the world with ongoing  subsidy” scheme aimed at protecting end-us-
                         wind, hydro and solar power projects in Africa,  ers from excessive rises in electricity and nat-
                         Asia and South America.              ural gas prices. The new decree prolongs the
                                                              validity of the scheme until the end of August
                                                              2023 (from the end of March 2023) and seeks
                                                              to secure a better balance between the cost of
                                                              the subsidies and the revenues generated from
                                                              the “solidarity contributions”, which are taxes
                                                              levied on  the  “windfall  revenues”  derived  by
                                                              energy companies.








































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