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Xingxun Issue 1 | Solar-plus-storage and remote control: three recent developments
2026-10-19T21:06:35+08:00 · HBDTECH

Three selected reports from October 16–17, checked within the latest 96-hour window. Each item below links to its source.
France: installed capacity and grid export are separate limits
In its October 17 report, pv magazine describes a French plan to permit solar-plus-storage installations up to 25 MW while retaining a 17 MW grid-export ceiling. This is a planned measure, not confirmation that a particular project may export more power.
Netherlands: attention shifts to aggregated remote control
An October 17 report covers Dutch regulator RDI’s call to consider how much power a company can control remotely, rather than company size alone. These are regulatory proposals, not a statement that all such requirements are already in force.
Germany: avoid exposing PV control systems directly to the internet
An October 16 report reviews BSI advice on reducing direct internet exposure of power-plant controls and restricting remote access. The report date should not be confused with the underlying guidance date or described as a newly enacted law.
Editorial perspective
Editorial perspective: these are separate national developments, not one shared compliance rule. For project discussions, keep installed capacity, permitted export, remote-control responsibilities and access boundaries as distinct checklist items. Verify the official documents and technical conditions applicable to the actual project.
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