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Due to increased production and lower demand, wind energy production in Spain increased by 15%
in March 2020 compared to the same period last year.
Data from Spain's national grid Red Electrica de España (REE) showed that wind power totaled 5.
543 GWh, accounting for 27%
of the country's total electricity demand in March.
The Spanish renewable energy association AEE said the reduction in demand and the increase in electricity generation have led to the lowest price of wind power in four years, at 27 euros/MWh
.
REE blamed the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic for the price drop and noted that demand for 2020 in the country followed a similar trend to 2019 until March 9, when the government introduced the first containment measures
.
Despite falling prices, the increase in wind power generation has reduced CO2 emissions to historically low levels
.
Preliminary figures from REE show a 30%
reduction in greenhouse gas emissions to 1.
85 million tonnes.
Emissions in 2020 were reduced by 50% compared to five years ago, from 0.
17 mt/MWh to 0.
09 mt/MWh
.
Wind demand in Spain has declined over the past decade, from a peak of 260,000 GWh in 2010 to less than 250,000 GWh
in 2019.
Spain is one of the countries hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic, not only in terms of the number of cases, but also in terms of the economy, especially in the
electricity sector.
Data from REE shows that the country's electricity demand decreased by 4.
6% compared to 2019, to 20,924 GWh
.
Due to increased production and lower demand, wind energy production in Spain increased by 15%
in March 2020 compared to the same period last year.
Data from Spain's national grid Red Electrica de España (REE) showed that wind power totaled 5.
543 GWh, accounting for 27%
of the country's total electricity demand in March.
The Spanish renewable energy association AEE said the reduction in demand and the increase in electricity generation have led to the lowest price of wind power in four years, at 27 euros/MWh
.
REE blamed the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic for the price drop and noted that demand for 2020 in the country followed a similar trend to 2019 until March 9, when the government introduced the first containment measures
.
Despite falling prices, the increase in wind power generation has reduced CO2 emissions to historically low levels
.
Preliminary figures from REE show a 30%
reduction in greenhouse gas emissions to 1.
85 million tonnes.
Emissions in 2020 were reduced by 50% compared to five years ago, from 0.
17 mt/MWh to 0.
09 mt/MWh
.
Wind demand in Spain has declined over the past decade, from a peak of 260,000 GWh in 2010 to less than 250,000 GWh
in 2019.
Spain is one of the countries hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic, not only in terms of the number of cases, but also in terms of the economy, especially in the
electricity sector.
Data from REE shows that the country's electricity demand decreased by 4.
6% compared to 2019, to 20,924 GWh
.
