Danish grid operator Energinet has stated it will adopt a ‘crocodile beak solution’ grid connection method, recently approved by the Danish Supply Authority, featuring a line from the renewable energy generator to temporary electricity mast placed between existing masts, with switching equipment on mobile platforms. This will be rolled out across six wind and solar projects with a combined capacity of 1,135 MW, and will allow easy switch off to secure grid stability. This is reminiscent of other measures being taken in north-western Europe to accommodate renewables while transmission expansion catches up – for example, the Netherlands allowing solar projects to connect to the tune of only 70% of rated capacity – a similar limit is in place in this…