When the Lights Stayed On: What Wednesday's Eclipse Rehearsal Actually Cost

Europe's grids passed Wednesday evening's eclipse, as they were always going to. The more useful questions are what passing cost, why the test was gentler than the headlines suggested, and what the whole exercise reveals about the evening ramp Great Britain is building for itself by 2030 - which, unlike an eclipse, will not require a moon.

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