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NOTE: Be respectful of my choices; the OTPs are not ranked, just of who I thought when making this list.

1. Eureka Seven: Dominic Sorel + Anemone = Dominemone

2. Eureka Seven: Eureka + Renton Thurston = Eurenton

3. Marvel Comics: Irene Aldler aka Destiny + Raven Darkholme aka Mystique = Destique

4. DC Comics: Kate Kane aka Batwoman + Renee Montoya aka The Question II = Katerenee

5. Marvel Comics: T’challa aka Black Panther + Ororo Munroe aka Storm = Tchoro

6. Marvel Comics: Pepper Potts + Tony Stark aka Iron Man = Pepperony

7. Marvel Comics: America Chavez aka Ms. American + Ramone Watts aka Alloy = Ameramone

8. Marvel Comics: Karolina Dean + Nico Minoru = Deanoru

9. Marvel Comics: Rikkie Barnes aka Nomad + Julie Lightspeed aka Lightspeed = Riklie

10. Marvel Comics: Billy Kaplan aka Wiccan + Teddy Altman aka Hulkling = Wickling

“Welcome to a charastrophic Fate. ”

Whoops...? I might have let my hand slip... Enjoy some good old corrupted demi-god~ Fate to be precise. God there are so many bad jokes to be made here, sure he’s not actually a ‘god of fate’ but to be fair if he was actually a god he would totally rock it~ Just don’t let Chara near them, they’ll have a ball game~ ;3

I just imagine like... They’re standing in front of Reaper and/or R00ts, maybe it’s Reaper, Paps, even Karma either way just... the shock of it all. Fighting someone you care so dearly about... Oof. It would be so cool though.

Fate belongs to me Reapertale, Chara belongs to @renrink

Transmission equipment tenders in India are seeing a technically advanced EHV package from APTRANSCO for Sanampudi and Podili. The package includes a new 400/220kV AIS substation at Sanampudi, upgradable to 765/400/220kV, a roughly 54km 400kV double-circuit line on twin ACSS Moose conductor from Podili to Sanampudi and two 400kV bay extensions at Podili. Transmission equipment tenders in India from this case are notable because the tendered value is Rs 300.02 crore, while the administrative approval for the works is Rs 1,288.78 crore. This large gap may reflect phasing or release of a defined sub-scope. EnergylineIndia.com highlights this update for readers tracking Latest transmission Line Contracts and Substation Package contract opportunities. The package carries bid security of Rs 6.00 crore and a 24-month completion period, with supplies required within 21 months. Transmission equipment tenders in India under this bid use an L1 selection method and a price-adjustment formula linked to steel and cement. The eligibility rules demand 400kV substation experience, full route-length twin Moose line execution and in-state GST registration. Transmission equipment tenders in India should be watched for bidder response, price-adjustment impact and the 765kV-ready design. Transmission equipment tenders in India here show future-proofing built into present procurement.

Latest transmission Line Contracts are showing a sharper move toward bundled risk transfer, and the Lakadia–Jam Khambhaliya–Jamnagar CTS (Part-A) tender is a strong example. Issued on 25 March 2026 by PFC Consulting Limited as bid process coordinator, the package seeks a BOOT-based transmission service provider for a major renewable evacuation backbone. The bid deadline is 29 May 2026, and the project moves through a single-stage, two-envelope structure followed by e-reverse auction.

The commercial design is notable. The tender carries Rs 23.00 crore as bid bond, Rs 57.50 crore as performance guarantee and Rs 5.00 lakh plus GST as RFP cost. In Latest transmission Line Contracts, those numbers matter because they shape who can seriously bid and how aggressively they can price. The reverse auction rule with a 0.25 percent decrement step, combined with entry filtration to the top 50 percent bidders or minimum four, tightens competition further.

Technically, this is not a simple line contract. The system integrates 14 GW renewable zones, includes ICT augmentation, GIS bay works, corridor reconfiguration and switchable reactors, and depends on linked Khavda schemes. That gives this Inter State Transmission System package significant synchronization risk. It also fits the broader pattern of Power Grid projects being treated as long-term financial assets through SPV acquisition and regulated tariff recovery.The biggest takeaway is that Latest transmission Line Contracts are no longer only about corridor construction. They are about who can absorb bundled land, ROW, commissioning and integration risk under a Green Energy transmission project structure. EnergylineIndia.com follows Latest transmission Line Contracts because the commercial framework now decides market access as much as technical capability,  BOOT Projects, ISTS, Transmission Market.

Com a proximidade do Carnaval, o Ministério da Saúde intensifica a campanha de prevenção contra Infecções Sexualmente Transmissíveis (ISTs), reiterando a importância do uso de preservativos e outros métodos protetivos não apenas durante a folia, mas em todas as épocas do ano. A iniciativa, que tem como slogan "Carnaval com prevenção. Antes, durante e depois da folia, é o Governo do Brasil do seu…

 RTC renewable contract tariffs for firm solar-plus-storage have now converged into a razor-thin band, after SECI’s ISTS-XXI e-reverse auction awarded 1200 MW of solar with 600 MW / 3600 MWh ESS.

What makes this RTC renewable contract different is the daily peak obligation: 3 MWh per MW must be discharged during 6:00 pm to 9:00 am. Developers must design, finance, build, own, operate and maintain the assets, while carrying land, ISTS connectivity, evacuation, forecasting, scheduling and deviation settlement exposure. The RfS also allows ESS technology substitution over the PPA term, but performance and cost risk stays with the bidder.

Bid discipline is reinforced by security load. EMD is Rs 15.93 lakh per MW and PBG is Rs 39.82 lakh per MW, with POI and insurance surety bond options permitted. That makes the RTC renewable contract a balance-sheet contest before it is an EPC contest.

Competition was extreme. Against 6150 MW of capacity offered, SECI contracted only 1200 MW, and the final awarded tariffs landed at Rs 3.12–Rs 3.13/kWh. That compression turns the RTC renewable contract into a financing and reliability play: debt tie-ups, degradation assumptions, warranty backstops, and SCSD-linked delay penalties become equity-critical.For the market, the message is blunt: tariff primacy over scale. Bids outside the L1–L4 band were crowded out even if they offered large capacities, within the 600 MW per-bidder cap. For readers following News on renewable energy, this is a new benchmark for Hybrid power projects and Solar power projects, SECI, Solar Storage, Tariff Bidding, ISTS,tracked with verified details on EnergylineIndia.com.