Jens Christiansen
@jenshigh.bsky.social
Nuclear Reactor Phycisist in the making
Part-time Power Market Analyst at Danish TSO Energinet
Chief of Analysis at Danish Pro-Nuclear Organisation (atomkraft ja tak)
Part-time Power Market Analyst at Danish TSO Energinet
Chief of Analysis at Danish Pro-Nuclear Organisation (atomkraft ja tak)
Germany went from being a power exporter to a power importer ⚡
Since the closure of their nuclear fleet the import/export balance has shifted drastically
They used to export a lot, while importing little. That trend has reversed
The yearly shift over the last 2 years is 50 TWh 🔌💡
Since the closure of their nuclear fleet the import/export balance has shifted drastically
They used to export a lot, while importing little. That trend has reversed
The yearly shift over the last 2 years is 50 TWh 🔌💡
December 2, 2024 at 9:48 PM
Germany went from being a power exporter to a power importer ⚡
Since the closure of their nuclear fleet the import/export balance has shifted drastically
They used to export a lot, while importing little. That trend has reversed
The yearly shift over the last 2 years is 50 TWh 🔌💡
Since the closure of their nuclear fleet the import/export balance has shifted drastically
They used to export a lot, while importing little. That trend has reversed
The yearly shift over the last 2 years is 50 TWh 🔌💡
Balancing the grid is expensive!
Today our grid saw a sudden drop in wind production, sparking needs for activating large volumes of expensive mFRR up-regulation
The imbalance price rose to 1000 €/MWh for two hours!
Standby power plants ready to cover wrong wind forecasts charges an arm and a leg
Today our grid saw a sudden drop in wind production, sparking needs for activating large volumes of expensive mFRR up-regulation
The imbalance price rose to 1000 €/MWh for two hours!
Standby power plants ready to cover wrong wind forecasts charges an arm and a leg
November 21, 2024 at 11:18 PM
Balancing the grid is expensive!
Today our grid saw a sudden drop in wind production, sparking needs for activating large volumes of expensive mFRR up-regulation
The imbalance price rose to 1000 €/MWh for two hours!
Standby power plants ready to cover wrong wind forecasts charges an arm and a leg
Today our grid saw a sudden drop in wind production, sparking needs for activating large volumes of expensive mFRR up-regulation
The imbalance price rose to 1000 €/MWh for two hours!
Standby power plants ready to cover wrong wind forecasts charges an arm and a leg
Reposted by Jens Christiansen
November 20, 2024 at 7:03 PM