Ireland's July electricity data point to a stronger role for solar in balancing summer demand, with renewables exceeding 30% of total supply. The solar record matters for developers and grid planners because it shows PV output is now large enough to influence national supply patterns, not just distributed generation statistics. Continued growth will increase the importance of grid flexibility, storage and market rules that can absorb midday production.
Source: The Cool Down. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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