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Portugal's solar output to drop 45% during Aug. 12 eclipse, grid operator REN says. Near-total eclipse will cut ~450 MW at peak between 18:30-20:30 local time, with greatest intensity in the north; reserves mobilized.

Portugal's grid operator REN announced Monday that a near-total solar eclipse on August 12 will reduce national solar power generation by an estimated 45 percent, causing a loss of approximately 450 MW during peak impact between 18:30 and 20:30 local time.

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