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Europe: Wind energy production declined in the first week of March

According to AleaSoft Forecasting, in the week of March 4, wind energy production decreased in most major European electricity markets compared to the previous week. The French market registered the largest decline, 32%, continuing the trend of the previous week. The Portuguese market registered the smallest decline, 13%, reversing the increases of the previous two weeks. In contrast, wind energy production in Germany increased by 28%. The Italian market followed a similar trend for the third consecutive week, this time with a 7.6% increase.

For the week of March 11, AleaSoft Energy Forecasting’s wind energy production forecasts indicate that the downward trend will continue in the Iberian Peninsula and France. Italy will also register a decrease in wind energy production, reversing the upward trend of recent weeks. Only Germany will register increases in wind energy production, AleaSoft Forecasting reports.

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