Statistical Factsheet 2013

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1 Statistical Factsheet 0 (formerly Memo) provisional values as of April 0 European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity

2 ENTSO-E in figures Electricity system data of member TSOs countries ENTSO-E Transmission network losses percentage consumption:.6 % Net generation 0 Consumption Net generating capacity as of Dec. 0 Thermal nuclear Fossil fuels Hydraulic Renewable of which wind of which solar of which biomass Non-identifiable Total Consumption 0 Variation (compared with 0) NGC Nuclear NGC Fossil fuels NGC Hydro power NGC Renewable energy sources of which wind of which solar of which biomass NGC other sources NGC Total Representativity of the values TWh TWh TWh TWh TWh TWh TWh TWh TWh TWh % MW MW MW MW MW MW MW MW MW % AT BA BE BG CH, CY CZ DE DK EE ES FI FR GB GR HR HU IE IS IT LT LU LV ME MK NI NL NO PL PT RO RS SE SI n.a. SK ENTSO-E All values are calculated to represent 00 % Calculation based on the ENTSO-E database All data with the country code GB represents monthly statistical data as sum of England, Scotland and Wales. 7 Net generation for biomass includes energy from biomass co-fired in conventional thermal unit. of the national values. NGC values as of December 0. differs from the official values from the Swiss Federal Office of Energy. Values are provisional. 6 All data with the country code NI represents the monthly statistical data of GB Northern Ireland. 8 Calculated sum of the ENTSO-E member TSOs countries.

3 Generation Share of energy produced of each member TSOs country 0 in % Generation mix in ENTSO-E member TSOs countries 0 % 0 % 0 % 0 % 0 % 0 % 60 % 70 % 80 % 90 % 00 % TWh Thermal nuclear 87. Fossil fuels ( lignite and hard coal, gas, oil, mixed fuels, peat ) Hydraulic generation ( storage, run of river, pumped storage ) Other renewable generation ( wind, solar, biomass, geothermal, waste ) Non-identifiable generation 8 % TWh % % ENTSO-E other renewable generation except hydro in TWh Total other renewable generation except hydro of which wind of which solar of which biomass 6.7 year TWh All values are calculated to represent 00 % of the national values. Data collection from year 0 onwards % Share of energy produced, based on the net generation for each TSO as a member of ENTSO-E per the table ENTSO-E in figures on page. All data with the country code GB represents monthly statistical data as sum of England, Scotland AT BA BE BG CH CY CZ DE DK EE ES FI FR GB GR HR HU IE IS IT LT LU LV ME MK NI NL NO PL PT RO RS SE SI SK and Wales. All data with the country code NI represents the monthly statistical data of GB Northern Ireland. Other renewable generation Non-identifiable generation Hydraulic generation Fossil fuels Thermal nuclear

4 Physical energy flows 7 6 IS ENTSO-E members 6 Synchronous with ENTSO-E region 6 FI Values in GWh 7 > > 000 NO > 00 > 000 SE 8 76 > EE 97 < 00 7 NI RU LV DK IE 6 LT 6 77 RU 89 GB BY 0 76 NL PL BE DE LU UA 0 9 CZ UA_W SK FR 9 7 AT MD CH HU SI 09 7 RO IT HR 0 BA 7 RS PT ES BG ME MK 9 7 AL TR 96 GR 66 Sum of imports Sum of exports Balance (imp - exp) AT BA BE BG 9-68 CH CY CZ DE DK EE ES FI FR GB GR HR HU IE 66 9 IS IT LT LU LV ME 0-9 MK 9 8 NI 88 7 NL NO PL PT RO RS SE SI SK ENTSO-E Physical flow values in GWh Consolidated yearly values might differ from detailed flow data from the ENTSO-E database due to ex-post consolidation taking into account national statistical resources. Isolated system; therefore no exchange data. All data with the country code GB represents monthly statistical data as sum of England, Scotland and Wales. The reported exchange data are not complete. All data with the country code NI represents the monthly MA DZ TN statistical data of GB Northern Ireland. CY

5 Development of exchanges Development of overall cross-border exchanges of ENTSO-E member TSOs' countries during the past years TWh ENTSO-E External exchanges Overview electricity exchanges for the past four years in GWh All Exchanges ENTSO-E External External exchanges include Albania, Belarus, Moldavia, Morocco, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine and Ukraine-West. Publisher : Contribution: Design : Printed by : Secretariat of ENTSO-E AISBL Avenue de Cortenbergh 00, 000 Brussels Belgium ENTSO-E Statistical Data Correspondents and Data Expert Group members Drei Dreizehn Werbeagentur GmbH, Berlin, Kehrberg Druck Produktion Service, Berlin May not be reproduced without prior permission from ENTSO-E

6 Highest and lowest hourly load values of each country 0 in MW Highest load Lowest load date time value date time value AT 7. 8: : BA. 8: : BE.0 9: : BG : :00 CH 6.0 : :00 CY 0.08 : :00 CZ 8. 7: :00 9 DE 0. 8: :00 7 DK.0 8: : EE 8.0 7: :00 86 ES.0 9: : FI : :00 7 FR 7.0 9: : GB 6.0 9: : GR : :00 HR.0 0: :00 0 HU. 7: :00 66 IE 7. 9: :00 7 IS 06.0 : :00 IT 6.07 : :00 9 LT.0 09: :00 7 LU. 8: :00 7 LV.0 6: :00 6 ME.0 : :00 96 MK. 8: :00 0 NI.0 9: :00 0 NL 7.0 8: : NO.0 8: : PL 0. 7: : PT 09. : :00 70 RO.0 7: :00 6 RS 8. 8: :00 SE.0 09: : SI.0 9: :00 77 SK 7. 7: :00 7 ENTSO-E 7.0 9: : ENTSO-E peak load 0 ENTSO-E load diagram on the days of the highest and lowest load values, GW :00 6:00 :00 8:00 :00 Load curve on 7 January 0 Load curve on 09 June 0 Country values in MW on the days of highest and lowest ENTSO-E load values, at 9:00 at 06:00 AT BA 9 90 BE 0 6 BG CH CY 6 CZ 9 9 DE DK 8 EE 8 ES FI at 9:00 at 06:00 FR GB ³ 8 8 GR HR 666 HU 9 IE 9 87 IS IT 9 6 LT LU LV 68 ME at 9:00 at 06:00 MK 9 78 NI 67 NL NO 7 97 PL PT RO RS SE SI 960 SK 08 7 * * ENTSO-E All values are calculated to represent 00 % of the national values. Lowest and highest physical hourly vertical load value of the Swiss transmission grid. All data with the country code GB represents monthly statistical data as sum of England, Scotland and Wales. All data with the country code NI represents the monthly statistical data of GB Northern Ireland. Calculated load values as sum of the ENTSO-E member TSOs countries. All values are calculated to represent 00 % of the national values. All data with the country code GB represents monthly statistical data as sum of England, Scotland and Wales. All data with the country code NI represents the monthly statistical data of GB Northern Ireland. Calculated as sum of the ENTSO-E member TSOs monthly hourly load values. 6

7 Grid information IS Number of circuits on cross-frontier transmission lines as of December 0 in the ENTSO-E area, ENTSO-E Overview circuit length in km ENTSO-E members Length of AC circuits of which AC cable Sum of DC cable Synchronous with ENTSO-E region over 00 kv kv 00 0 kv 0 8 kv 0 0 kv DC-lines, NI IE GB FR PT ES NO DK NL 6 BE DE 8 LU 7 CH IT FI SE EE LV LT RU 7 RU BY PL UA CZ UA_W SK 0 AT MD HU SI RO HR 7 BA RS BG ME MK AL TR GR 0 8 kv kv 9 80 / 00 kv 7 70 kv 7 0 Sum Number of cross frontier lines in the ENTSO-E area AC DC Over 00 kv kv kv kv kv 88 Under 0 kv Non geographic loacation of lines. Sum 9 Between IE and NI 7 kv instead 0 kv. Only lines operated by TSOs are taken into account. All data with the country code GB represents monthly statistical data as sum of England, Scotland and Wales. All data with the country code NI represents the monthly statistical data GB Northern Ireland. MA DZ TN CY 7

8 Members of ENTSO-E AT Austria APG Austrian Power Grid AG VÜN Vorarlberger Übertragungsnetz GmbH BA Bosnia-Herzegovina NOS BiH Nezavisni operator sustava u Bosni i Hercegovini BE Belgium Elia Elia System Operator SA BG Bulgaria ESO Electroenergien Sistemen Operator EAD CH Switzerland Swissgrid Swissgrid ag CY Cyprus Cyprus TSO Cyprus Transmission System Operator CZ Czech Republic ČEPS ČEPS, a.s. DE Germany TransnetBW TransnetBW GmbH TenneT GER TenneT TSO GmbH Amprion Amprion GmbH 0Hertz 0Hertz Transmission GmbH DK Denmark Energinet.dk Energinet.dk EE Estonia Elering AS Elering AS ES Spain REE Red Eléctrica de España S.A. FI Finland Fingrid Fingrid OyJ FR France RTE Réseau de transport d électricité GB United Kingdom National Grid National Grid Electricity Transmission plc SONI ( NI ) System Operator for Northern Ireland Ltd SHETL Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission Ltd SPTransmission Scottish Power Transmission plc GR Greece IPTO Independent Power Transmission Operator S.A. HR Croatia HOPS Croatian Transmission System Operator Ltd HU Hungary MAVIR ZRt. MAVIR Magyar Villamosenergia-ipari Átviteli Rendszerirányító Zártkörűen Működő Részvénytársaság IE Ireland EirGrid EirGrid plc IS Iceland Landsnet Landsnet hf IT Italy Terna Terna Rete Elettrica Nazionale SpA LT Lithuania Litgrid Litgrid AB LU Luxembourg Creos Luxembourg Creos Luxembourg S.A. LV Latvia Augstsprieguma tïkls AS Augstsprieguma tïkls ME Montenegro CGES AD Crnogorski elektroprenosni sistem AD MK FYROM MEPSO Macedonian Transmission System Operator AD NL The Netherlands TenneT NL TenneT TSO B.V. NO Norway Statnett Statnett SF PL Poland PSE PSE S.A. PT Portugal REN Rede Eléctrica Nacional, S.A. RO Romania Transelectrica C.N. Transelectrica S.A. RS Serbia EMS JP Elektromreža Srbije SE Sweden Svenska Kraftnät Svenska Kraftnät SI Slovenia ELES Elektro Slovenija d.o.o. SK Slovak Republic SEPS Slovenska elektrizacna prenosova sustava, a.s. 8

9 Assembly Structure of ENTSO-E Board Secretariat Legal & Regulatory Group Strategic Data Governance Steering Group Voluntary Finance Group Data Expert Group Implementation & Compliance Monitoring Expert Group System Development Committee Network Code Drafting Teams Working Groups European Planning Standards and Connection Codes Network Modelling and Data Ten-Year Network Development Plan System Adequacy & Market Modelling 00 / Electricity Highways Asset Implem. & Management Requirements for Generation Connection Regional Groups Demand Connection HVDC Connection North Sea Baltic Sea Continental Central South Continental South West Continental South East Continental Central East System Operations Committee Network Code Implementation Steering Group Operational Security Operational Planning & Scheduling Load Frequency Control & Reserves Network Code Drafting Team Emergency & Restoration Working Groups Interoperability of Synchronous Areas Ad-hoc Teams Common Grid Model Project Team Regional Groups Critical Systems Protection Electronic Highway Coordination Strategy ENTSO-E Awareness System Core Team ENTSO-E Academy Incident Classification scale Voluntary Regional Groups Continental Europe Nordic Baltic Great Britain Ireland N. Ireland Isolated Systems Market Committee Working Groups Network Code Drafting Teams Market Integration Ancillary Services Market Information & Transparency Electronic Data Interchange Economic Framework Renewable Energy Sources Transparency Steering Group Capacity Allocation & Congestion Management Ad-hoc Teams Electricity Balancing Forward Capacity Monitoring Group Intraday Ad-hoc Team on Long-Term Market Design Task Force on Coordination of European Market Coupling Joint ENTSO-E/eBIX Technical Working Group Joint ENTSO-E/ACER Task Force on Cross- Border Redispatch Bidding Zones Project Teams Research & Development Committee Working Groups Ad-hoc Teams Regional Groups Research & Development Plan Monitoring & Knowledge Sharing Standardisation IEC 680 (Interoperability) Baltic Sea North-West South-East South-West 9

10 Reliable. Sustainable. Connected. ENTSO-E represents Transmission System Operators (TSOs) across European countries and fulfils mandates under EC Regulation 7/009 on cross-border electricity exchanges, fully applicable since March 0. ENTSO-E s overall objective is to promote the reliable operation, optimal management and sound technical evolution of the European electricity transmission system in order to ensure security of supply and to meet the needs of the European Internal Energy Market (IEM). Most notably ENTSO-E is mandated to publish EU-wide ten-year network development plans as well as draft network codes ten codes by 0. Network codes are the building blocks of the Internal Energy Market. They cover three interrelated areas: three connection codes are setting the rules and requirements for grid users to create a fit for purpose network. Four operation codes define the way TSOs will keep the electricity system reliable, sustainable and stable. Three market codes define how electricity will be traded in Europe. They create the conditions to encourage greater competition, generator diversification and the optimisation of existing infrastructure. ENTSO-E started drafting the network codes in 0. The first codes were delivered to European regulators (ACER) in 0, who recommended their adoption to the European Commission (EC) in early 0. In spring 0, ENTSO-E successfully delivered the ninth code to ACER. Network codes should become EU law at the end of the comitology procedure, during which experts from member states and the European Commission scrutinise and approve the codes. Visit to keep up to date with progress on network codes, the TYNDP and other ENTSO-E deliverables and reports as well as ENTSO-E positions on TSOrelated topics. The website provides updates on our four main areas of activity: system operation, system development, market and research & development. Extensive market-related data and information is available on our transparency platform with many data updated daily on congestion management, vertical load, balance management, transfer capacities and outages. Contact ENTSO-E aisbl Avenue de Cortenbergh Brussels Belgium Tel Fax entsoe.eu Cover image: Terna Group 0