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Europe: Wind energy production increased in week 6

During the week of February 5, wind energy production increased in most major European electricity markets compared to the previous week. The Portuguese market registered its second consecutive increase, with a rise of 125%.

In the other markets, increases ranged from 109% in France to 150% in Spain, recovering from the previous week’s declines. However, in the German market, wind energy production declined for the second consecutive week, down 11% week on week.

Despite this decline, Germany reached its highest-ever wind energy generation levels on Monday, February 5, and Tuesday, February 6, 1143 GWh and 1200 GWh, respectively.

For the week of February 12, AleaSoft Energy Forecasting’s wind energy production forecasts indicate a decrease in production using this technology in all analyzed markets.

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