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      "id": "demand",
      "recommendation": "Use the central 93.4 TWh end-use case as the provisional 2050 reference. Lower demand requires the stated combination of efficiency and weaker activity; keep growth additions explicit.",
      "sources": [
        "demand-model-v1",
        "demand-scenario-comparison",
        "bfe-data-centres-2026"
      ],
      "locator": "Central/lower/higher 2050 scenario rows; displayed growth and efficiency inputs; data-centre summary.",
      "limitation": "No probability is assigned to the demand cases; the central value is a planning choice, not a forecast.",
      "status": "editorial recommendation"
    },
    {
      "id": "winter",
      "recommendation": "Prioritise safe nuclear, finite hydro and additional winter delivery while retaining trade. Solar and vehicle services complement this supply.",
      "sources": [
        "bfe-electricity-2025",
        "portfolio-2035-model"
      ],
      "locator": "BFE table 5; twelve supply cases and partitions.",
      "limitation": "Seasonal trade is not a measurement of essential imports; the stress results apply to their stated future mixes.",
      "status": "editorial recommendation"
    },
    {
      "id": "hydro",
      "recommendation": "Support delivery of Grimsel 4, development of Grimselsee and a viable Mattmark winter-shift project for their distinct services. Compensate owners for contracted service.",
      "sources": [
        "kwo-grimsel4-investment",
        "kwo-grimsel-milestones-2026",
        "axpo-mattmark-project",
        "owner-model-v1"
      ],
      "locator": "Project records and dates in visual-chapters hydro rows; owner water/opportunity-cost calculations.",
      "limitation": "Conditional project preference, not final permitting or a benefit-cost ranking. Stored energy, seasonal shift and power cannot be added as one energy quantity.",
      "status": "editorial recommendation"
    },
    {
      "id": "storage",
      "recommendation": "Use batteries for short-duration contracted services. Introduce smart charging before relying on bidirectional exports. Keep bulk seasonal lithium-battery storage outside the base plan.",
      "sources": [
        "cost-chapter-calculations",
        "owner-model-v1",
        "v2x-suisse-2024",
        "portfolio-2035-model"
      ],
      "locator": "Battery cycling sensitivities; owner costs and trading benchmark; V2X report pages 3–5; matched vehicle cases.",
      "limitation": "The cycling example is hypothetical; rare reserve availability can still have value. No claim that every short-duration battery project is profitable.",
      "status": "editorial recommendation"
    },
    {
      "id": "nuclear",
      "recommendation": "Pursue Gösgen/Leibstadt extension and owner-led development of a first large reference-based reactor. Use 2047 as the provisional schedule reference, with a 2053-or-later fallback.",
      "sources": [
        "bfe-lto-2026-background",
        "nuclear-delivery-calculations",
        "historical-nuclear-selection"
      ],
      "locator": "Extension summary; delivery planning and delayed cases; historical site dossiers.",
      "limitation": "Editorial planning choice among illustrative schedules. No assigned probability, supplier commitment, present build permission or assured fleet build rate.",
      "status": "editorial recommendation"
    },
    {
      "id": "beznau",
      "recommendation": "Base the earlier supply programme on the announced 2032/2033 retirements. Reconsider further operation only if the owner presents a funded, safe alternative.",
      "sources": [
        "beznau-ensi-operating-horizon",
        "beznau-axpo-decision-faq",
        "nuclear-delivery-calculations"
      ],
      "locator": "ENSI licence horizon; Axpo beyond-2033 assessment; historical output.",
      "limitation": "No legal expiry is inferred. Owner intentions and safety findings can change; the replacement programme continues independently.",
      "status": "editorial recommendation"
    },
    {
      "id": "costs",
      "recommendation": "Prioritise viable existing-reactor extensions; pay hydro and reserve providers for defined services; obtain complete new-nuclear offers with bounded risk allocation.",
      "sources": [
        "bfe-lto-2026-background",
        "cost-chapter-calculations",
        "owner-model-v1"
      ],
      "locator": "Extension cases; cost ledger and comparison contract; owner economics.",
      "limitation": "A recommendation supported by bounded evidence; neither national total cost nor a household tariff has been established.",
      "status": "editorial recommendation"
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      "id": "2035",
      "recommendation": "Choose the 26 GWp solar and remaining-reactor package for development. Seek extra supply options against the 2.6 TWh winter/2.3 GW fixed-charging stress screen, and retain the conditional V2G comparison.",
      "sources": [
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      "locator": "2012-fixed and 2022-fixed; previous plan-procurement claims use V2G cases separately.",
      "limitation": "Preliminary supply-offer brief from two fixed-charging weather cases (2011/12 and 2021/22), 2035 demand, up to 2 GW imports and a 90-winter-day Leibstadt outage of unestimated frequency. Perfect foresight, pooled hydro, no internal grid or probabilistic reserve margin. Not routine annual replacement energy, a final procurement volume or a guarantee of adequacy. No fixed-charging 2023/24 result is available in this edition.",
      "status": "editorial recommendation"
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    {
      "id": "strategy",
      "recommendation": "Develop the earlier supply bridge and the new-nuclear programme together. Aim for annual net exports and resilience to restricted imports through commercially viable investments.",
      "sources": [
        "nuclear-delivery-calculations",
        "portfolio-2035-model",
        "owner-model-v1",
        "bfe-monitoring-2025"
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      "locator": "Programme schedules, import sensitivities, owner economics and monitoring targets.",
      "limitation": "The package is a proposed direction with quantified partial tests, not a completed least-cost or sovereign 2050 portfolio.",
      "status": "editorial recommendation"
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      "limitation": "Preliminary supply-offer brief from two fixed-charging weather cases (2011/12 and 2021/22), 2035 demand, up to 2 GW imports and a 90-winter-day Leibstadt outage of unestimated frequency. Perfect foresight, pooled hydro, no internal grid or probabilistic reserve margin. Not routine annual replacement energy, a final procurement volume or a guarantee of adequacy. No fixed-charging 2023/24 result is available in this edition.",
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