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> Germany has a unified grid, I'm sure. The article seemed to indicate that this is not the case, and that until the south and north parts of the grid are well
by pcl 14y ago
> Germany has a unified grid, I'm sure.
The article seemed to indicate that this is not the case, and that until the south and north parts of the grid are well-connected domestically, excess power from the north gets routed south via Poland and the Czech Republic.
- Gravityloss 14y agoone more problem is that mainland Denmark is well connected to Germany and not to Jylland, which is connected to Scandinavia. Scandinavia has mountains and operates th Nordpool market. A HVDC network going from north african deserts to norwegian n mountains could solve some problems.
- marbu 14y agoExactly, you can see the up-to date numbers here: http://www.ceps.cz/ENG/Data/Vsechna-data/Pages/Preshranicni-toky.aspx http://www.ceps.cz/ENG/Data/Vsechna-data/Pages/Preshranicni-...