Denmark:
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| http://energinet.dk/ |
Germany:
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| http://www.tennettso.de/
http://www.50hertz-transmission.net/
http://www.amprion.de/
http://transnet-bw.de/ (former EnBW)
http://www.entsoe.net/ ** |
Ireland (Republic of Ireland): |
| http://www.eirgrid.com/ |
Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland): |
| https://www.elexonportal.co.uk/ (login required) |
France: |
| Data extracted from the eCO2mix/RTE web site by Hubert Flocard |
Spain, Red Eléctrica de España (Address includes date): |
| https://demanda.ree.es/movil/peninsula/demanda/tablas/2014-01-01/2 |
Belgium: |
| Data provided by Hubert Flocard |
The Czech Republic:: |
| http://www.ceps.cz/ENG/Data/Vsechna-data/Pages/Zatizeni.aspx |
Finland: |
| http://www.fingrid.fi/en/electricity-market/Pages/default.aspx |
Sweden: |
| http://www.svk.se/aktorsportalen/elmarknad/statistik/ |
For 2015 each sheet includes the source. |
* ENTSO-E data are preliminary and incomplete. Estimates replace missing data. Share of replacements in %. Cells with estimated data are yellow in the datasheets."
** ENTSO-E reservation on German load data:
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According to experience gained in the past before the liberalization of the electricity industry, these values cover around 91% of the total supply. That means that industry's own production for own consumption and some parts of German railways are not included in the "Common / Public supply" and the hourly load values for that part are not available.
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