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I don't understand, surely the southern grid is stabilized by interconnections to europe? I thought closing reactors would be independent of transmission. What
by brutusborn 4y ago
I don't understand, surely the southern grid is stabilized by interconnections to europe? I thought closing reactors would be independent of transmission. What am I missing?
- ncmncm 4y ago
- brutusborn 4y agoI think it's a genuine comment, their others seem to be.
- rongopo 4y agoFact: transmission lines are the bottlenecks of EU energy markets.
- halper 4y agoThey are separate grids: not synchronous, not stabilising each other. Most of the interconnections are HVDC links. Wikipedia has an article on synchronous grids of Northern Europe. The decommissioning of several large generating stations in southern Sweden has indeed affected the effective transmission capacity from the north.
- Gravityloss 4y agoCan you explain this in more detail.