A clash over energy politics has broken out between Denmark and Norway. In a rare move, Norwegian system operator Statnett has issued a press release (Norwegian) where the Danish Energy Regulatory Authority (DERA) has been criticized for wanting to repeal a reservation of 100 MW secondary reserve power between Denmark and Norway from July 1 this year. It will cost electricity consumers from both countries millions of kroner, says Statnett.
"Statnett strongly disagrees with the draft and is looking seriously at the consequences," noted the press release.
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