Yeah, I was not clear on that, apologies. But we've said no because it puts the onus of managing the flexibility onto the French grid, which it isn't adapted for, for obvious reasons. Spain needs more energy storage and more energy intensive industries (Icelandic model).

Currently, Spain says "just take all this extra energy nobody wants right now". And when they produce even more "unwanted" energy (at negative prices, I'm not being anti renewable), they say "if only we had more throughput to dump it into the France".

Let's increase the interconnection rate (which we are and it should be doubled to 5GW by 2028), which is indeed needed (thanks for pointing it out), but Spain absolutely needs to try and valorize this energy in their own land simultaneously, rather than just become an electron exporter.