Spain's July electricity mix reached a 54.1% renewable share, or 55.7% including self-consumption, according to grid operator Red Electrica de Espana. The system posted an all-time monthly renewable output record, with solar PV providing the main push. The numbers show how quickly high-solar systems are moving from annual capacity growth into operational dominance, raising the importance of flexibility, storage and market design.
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