- The ACM priority framework, in plain English: What changed on 1 July 2026, how the priority categories work, and what it means for a connection request in a shared queue.
- What a congestion easer is, and why it counts commercially: Why a battery does not lead the queue by default, what qualifies it as a congestion easer, and a live example from Brabant.
- How the Dutch grid connection queue works, end to end: From application to capacity: what happens in a congested area, how position is decided, and whether the queue is actually getting shorter.
- What congestion management and GOPACS are, and why they count commercially: How flexibility becomes tradeable capacity, and why a battery only gets priority when it is designed to relieve a named constraint.
- Off-take versus feed-in congestion, and why it changes project choices: Why the two directions move independently, with real Dutch examples, and how that should shape which sites get screened where.
Explainers
Grid capacity explainers
The glossary covers single-term definitions. These explainers go further: how a rule works, what changed, and what it means for a decision. Source-locked, evergreen, updated when the underlying rule changes.