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 🔌💡
Forecasting remains a challenge and is an expensive affair
When power plants are already running, having sold their power in the day-ahead market, or when weather forecasts incentivizes them to turn off in advance
It is the reaaally expensive power that is called upon when unexpected things happen
When power plants are already running, having sold their power in the day-ahead market, or when weather forecasts incentivizes them to turn off in advance
It is the reaaally expensive power that is called upon when unexpected things happen
November 21, 2024 at 11:23 PM
Forecasting remains a challenge and is an expensive affair
When power plants are already running, having sold their power in the day-ahead market, or when weather forecasts incentivizes them to turn off in advance
It is the reaaally expensive power that is called upon when unexpected things happen
When power plants are already running, having sold their power in the day-ahead market, or when weather forecasts incentivizes them to turn off in advance
It is the reaaally expensive power that is called upon when unexpected things happen
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