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 issue 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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What best practices should I follow for loading external scripts asynchronously in my web applications?
It seems like the provided code snippet is an incomplete and fragmented JavaScript implementation for integrating various advertising and tracking solutions on a web page. The code includes references to Google AdSense, Disqus, OneSignal, and other services like Phaistos Adman, Taboola, and Vidoomy. However, several parts are missing, and there are placeholders that likely need to be filled in.
Here is an overview of the key functionalities that the code seems intended to achieve, along with some suggestions for improvement:
### Key Functionalities:
1. **AdSense Handling**:
- The code initializes Google AdSense slots and ensures that they are removed from the document if certain conditions are met.
2. **Ad Management**:
- There are references to managing ads via other services like Phaistos Adman, Taboola, and Glomex, but the actual integration scripts are incomplete.
3. **OneSignal Push Notifications**:
- The snippet initializes OneSignal for push notifications, which is set up with an App ID.
4. **Disqus Comments**:
- It configures Disqus for comments, although the script for loading the Disqus library is not fully implemented.
5. **Deferred Loading with `asyncLoadScript`**:
- There is a function `asyncLoadScript` implied in the code, which is likely a custom function to load external scripts asynchronously.
6. **Other Services**:
- The code indicates setup for other services such as CleverCore, Dalecta, and Vidoomy but does not specify which external scripts to load.
### Suggestions for Improvement:
1. **Complete the Functionality**:
- Ensure that all asyncLoadScript calls have a valid URL or script path filled in. The same goes for setting up the Disqus and other services.
2. **Error Handling**:
- Implement error handling to manage potential issues that may arise during the loading of external scripts.
3. **Code Structure**:
- Consider organizing the code into functions or modules to improve readability and maintainability.
4. **Documentation**:
- Comment the code effectively to explain what each part does, especially since it seems to integrate multiple ad networks and services.
5. **Performance Review**:
- Review the usage of setTimeouts and ensure that they are necessary, as they could introduce delays in rendering ads or other functionalities.
6. **Responsive Design**:
- Ensure that any scripts loading ads are responsive and work well on various device sizes, including the handling of mobile vs. desktop views.
Here’s a template of how you might structure part of the script:
```javascript
function loadExternalScript(src, callback) {
const script = document.createElement('script');
script.src = src;
script.async = true;
script.onload = callback;
document.head.appendChild(script);
}
// Initialize OneSignal
window.OneSignalDeferred = window.OneSignalDeferred || [];
OneSignalDeferred.push(function(OneSignal) {
OneSignal.init({
appId: "487cc53b-3b66-4f84-8803-3a3a133043ab",
});
});
// Load Disqus
function loadDisqus() {
var disqus_config = function() {
this.page.url = "YOUR_PAGE_URL"; // Replace with your page's canonical URL variable
this.page.identifier = 1565220; // Replace with your page's unique identifier variable
};
setTimeout(function() {
loadExternalScript('https://YOUR_DISQUS_SHORTNAME.disqus.com/embed.js');
}, 3000);
}
// Call respective load functions
loadDisqus();
```
Make sure to replace placeholders with actual values and URLs to ensure the script works correctly.
