From Greece to Ukraine, the entire Eastern Corridor is once again in the… red with Hungary leading the hike and Balkan countries such as Romania, Bulgaria and Greece following.
It is characteristic that over the last 4 days, from November 9th to tomorrow, November 13th, the average market clearing price (Market Clearing Price MCP), which is essentially the Next Day Market clearing price (DAM price) on the Greek Energy Exchange, has increased 150% from €91.92 per megawatt hour on November 9th to €229.84 per megawatt hour tomorrow November 13th. The change in the wholesale price is attributed to the increased demand, which occurred due to the drop in temperature.
In detail, wholesale electricity prices in Greece have been set as follows:
-9 November 91.92 €/MWh,
-10 November 111.92 €/MWh,
-11 November 173.78 €/MWh,
-12 November 202.22 €/MWh,
-13 November 229.84 €/MWh,
Total increase +150% in 4 days.
An increase in tariffs is imminent
October
Average wholesale price: €90.05/MWh
Electricity bill (400 kWh) €56
November
Average wholesale price: €129.71/MWh (+44%)
Electricity bill (400 kWh) €79)
The Deputy Minister of Environment and Energy, Alexandra Sdoukou, speaking to ERT and the show “Connections” from Baku regarding the increase in electricity prices, explained that: “The recent increase in the wholesale price is mainly due to the decrease in production from renewable sources due to lack of wind and sunshine, combined with increased demand due to low temperatures. This is a temporary phenomenon, which is observed throughout Europe”.
The government is monitoring the matter carefully, since if the same trend continues, it is possible that subsidies will be needed again for the green tariffs, which, however, are slowly dying compared to the blue fixed ones. With these and with these, the average November price reached 130 euros, when in October it closed at 90 euros. If there is no correction in the next period, the fluctuating bills of November threaten households and businesses with new fires in December…
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How can I improve the performance of my webpage when integrating multiple third-party services like AdSense and Disqus?
The provided code snippet appears to be JavaScript intended for managing advertisement placements on a webpage. It involves several common practices for loading scripts asynchronously and initializing various advertisement and tracking services. Below is an explanation of key components and suggestions for any potential improvements or completion where the code seems to be cut off.
### Key Components of the Code
1. **Ad Removal Logic**:
```javascript
document.querySelectorAll('.adsense-for-mobile').forEach(function(e) {
e.querySelector('.adsbygoogle').remove();
});
```
This part is designed to remove adsense elements for mobile instances if a specific condition is met (not displayed in the snippet).
2. **AdSense Slots Handling**:
```javascript
const adSenseSlots = document.querySelectorAll('.adsbygoogle');
if (adSenseSlotCount > 0) {
adSenseSlots.forEach(function(e){
// Potentially load scripts or handle AdSense slots further
});
}
```
The script checks for the presence of AdSense slots and allows further processing if any are found.
3. **Initializing Third-Party Services**:
- **OneSignal**:
```javascript
window.OneSignalDeferred.push(function(OneSignal) {
OneSignal.init({
appId: "487cc53b-3b66-4f84-8803-3a3a133043ab",
});
});
```
This initializes OneSignal for notifications, pushing its setup to a deferred structure.
- **Disqus**:
```javascript
var disqus_config = function() {
this.page.url="..."; // URL needs to be specified
this.page.identifier = 1565220;
};
```
Disqus configuration is prepared for loading comments but requires a specific URL.
4. **Loading Scripts Asynchronously**:
```javascript
asyncLoadScript('...'); // Missing URLs/paths
```
There are several instances of `asyncLoadScript` that are intended to load external scripts. Each of these calls should specify a URL or path to load relevant JS dynamically.
5. **Timeouts for Async Operations**:
```javascript
setTimeout(function(){
(function() {
// Dynamically loads Disqus
})();
}, 3000);
```
Timeouts are used for delaying script loading or execution, which can be useful in ensuring the DOM is fully ready.
6. **Placeholder for CleverCore and other services**:
The commented-out section contains a framework for loading various ad services via script tags, indicating that the implementation may not be fully complete.
### Areas Needing Completion or Improvement
- **Complete Async Load Functions**: Each `asyncLoadScript` should have a valid URL filled in where the comment indicates it is missing.
- **Disqus URL**: The URL for the Disqus page configuration needs to be set. This is crucial for commenting systems to work properly.
- **Error Handling**: While not shown here, consider adding error handling for the script loading, particularly in cases where the third-party service fails to load.
- **Testing for Dependencies**: Ensure that services like AdSense and OneSignal don't block each other, particularly if they might try to load simultaneously.
- **Content Security Policy**: If deploying this on a production environment, ensure that you meet content security policy requirements with regards to loading external scripts.
### Final Thoughts
When working with asynchronous script loading and third-party services, always test and monitor the impacts on page load times and user interactions. If you intend to deploy this code, be cautious with how many external services you load at once, as it may lead to performance bottlenecks.
