Ja,

definitely, and wanted to test if you are seeing similarly, but weird enough.

What we see is that if you go northwards from Poland, the merchant battery is fine for the lenders.

If you go anything southwards, including Poland, the merchant is completely no-go for the lenders.

It's probably that, of course, the line is in Poland.

And in Poland, there has been the capacity market for quite some time.

So banks have used to see with the batteries some firm revenue.

That might seem surprising, but Romali explains why this is changing so rapidly.