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Europe: Wind energy production increased in February

Wind energy production increased year on year in all major European electricity markets in February 2024. Increases ranged from 22% in the Italian market to 78% in the French market. In addition, in the Spanish market, wind energy production in February 2024 was 6790 GWh, beating the historical record compared to the same month in previous years.

Between February 2023 and February 2024, 616 MW of wind energy were installed in Mainland Spain.

The upward trend in wind energy production was also observed in the comparison with the previous month. In most markets, month-on-month production increased. Rises ranged from 13% to 34% in the French and Portuguese markets, respectively. The exceptions were the Italian and German markets, with corresponding drops of 13% and 2.6%.

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