European lawmakers are facing challenges in establishing a regulatory framework that incentivizes companies to invest in capacity mechanisms necessary to manage increasing loads of variable renewables on the grid. As Europe transitions to renewable energy sources, there is a growing need for flexible electricity generation and reliable capacity mechanisms to ensure stability during periods when renewable energy generation is low. Energy companies have expressed concerns about the lack of incentives at both national and EU levels to support these investments, which are crucial to avoid price spikes during low renevable power periods.
