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Europe: Wind energy production increased in week 9

According to AleaSoft Forecasting, in the week of February 26, wind energy production increased for the second consecutive week in the Iberian Peninsula and Italy. In both cases, the increase was 11%. The German and French markets reversed the upward trend of the previous week and registered production decreases of 47% and 12%, respectively.

Strong wind on the Iberian Peninsula brought weekly production to levels last seen in late October. During the week of February 26, the Spanish market generated 2102 GWh using this technology and the Portuguese market generated 546 GWh.

For the week of March 4, AleaSoft Energy Forecasting’s wind energy production forecasts indicate an increase in Italy and Germany, while in France and the Iberian Peninsula, it will decrease, AleaSoft Forecasting reports.

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