Kees van der Leun
Electricity exporters (green) and importers (red) in the EU last week. week.https://www.energy-charts.info/charts/import_export_map/chart.htm?l=en&c=DE&week=50
Energy-Charts

Dec 20, 2022 at 6:46amWeb
Show threadFrank BoermanDec 20, 2022
@Sustainable2050 isnt it better to show this per bidding zone? thats more fair picture to how the market works
Show threadTogeDec 20, 2022
@Sustainable2050
Makes you wonder about the UK numbers.
Show threadCarlos BaqueroDec 20, 2022
@Sustainable2050 lots of wind and rain in Portugal last week.
Show threadguentherDec 20, 2022
@Sustainable2050 whoever is responsible for Cyprus's statistics on this probably has a very east job
Show threadKees van der LeunDec 20, 2022
@guenther definitely very east, yes ;)
Show threadThomasDec 20, 2022
@Sustainable2050 If Germany only had some more nuclear powerplants like France…
Show threadRobey ☠️Dec 20, 2022
@jeremiahlee jfc france
Show threadDustin BentonDec 20, 2022
@Sustainable2050 A shame the UK's no longer participating in the EU IEM (which I assume is why it's blank here) but despite being a largely windless week, the UK exported significantly to France: ~42GWh or a little more than Poland's exports, disproportionately at peak time.
Show threadadenauerhutDec 20, 2022
@Sustainable2050 Am I getting something wrong or are Belarus and Ukraine depicted as members of the EU?
Show threadKees van der LeunDec 20, 2022
@adenauerhut They're not, of course, but then they're neither green nor red, and both have 0.0.
Show threadGiliellDec 20, 2022
@Sustainable2050
Saving for the inevitable "let's go nuclear" argument.
Apparently dirty German electricity turns all green once it crosses the border to heat French homes.