This solution provides the factory with multiple, efficient, and long-term benefits: Improved Cost-Effectiveness: Alternative Capacity Expansion: Traditional grid expansion costs, often reaching tens of thousands of euros, are avoided, significantly shortening the payback period. SCU provided a Belgian factory with six 100kW/215kWh commercial and industrial energy storage systems (certified Synergrid C10/26 for Belgian grid connection). Operating in parallel, these systems act as power amplifiers, achieving low grid-side power input and high output, effectively supporting. This document has been prepared for the European Commission however it reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein. More information on the European Union is available on the Internet. The Belgian capacity remuneration mechanism was put in place in 2021 following the approval of the European Commission. At that time, an implementation plan was defined, summarizing the aims for electricity adequacy in Belgium. DSOs charge distribution tariffs to network users in order to recover the amount of allowed/target revenues set by the. In the context of the energy transition fund and on the recommendation of the Minister for Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development Marghem, the Minister Council has approved the EPOC 2030-2050 (Energy technology modelling framework for POlicy support towards a Cost-effective and Sustainable. Several options can help close the gap: sufficiency policies, increasing ambitions for solar and onshore wind, connecting far offshore wind to the grid, and extending and building new nuclear power plants. Doing nothing is the most expensive option.