Like with car traffic, Germany is a transit country for energy. While Germany is importing a lot of French nucler power, most of the time, it is exporting to ot

Like with car traffic, Germany is a transit country for energy. While Germany is importing a lot of French nucler power, most of the time, it is exporting to other countries at the same time. This might exaggerate now much French electricity Germany gets. And while they might be in the same time zone, there is already about an hour of solar distance between the center of Germany and France and more if you look further eastwards. This smears out the power peaks at least. Definitely, there is about 1 day of time differential between Germany and France when you look at moving weather systems. If I (in Munich) want to know about the weather development, it is often a good guess just to ask a friend in Paris.