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Production of electricity: average power of generation units connected to the National Power Grid in 15-minute resolution. The net power is measured at the grid connection point and is defined as total (gross) power minus own consumption of power plants and grid connection losses.

Description of sources:
  • Other: oil, coke-oven gas, other unspecified
  • Solar: photovoltaic professional power plants and prosumer installations (as estimated by the TSO)
  • Water: run-of-river and reservoir hydroelectric power plants
  • Storage – PHES: pumped-hydro energy storage
The data is published by ENTSO-e, but originates from the Transmission System Operator (PSE) on the basis of continuous readings of the power at which the individual units operate.

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Electricity production in Poland

in net gigawatts [GW] or percentage, by source

Own representation by energy.instrat.pl • Data: ENTSO-e based on PSE (Transmission System Operator)

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Production of electricity: average power of generation units connected to the National Power Grid in 15-minute resolution. The net power is measured at the grid connection point and is defined as total (gross) power minus own consumption of power plants and grid connection losses.

Description of sources:
  • Other: oil, coke-oven gas, other unspecified
  • Solar: photovoltaic professional power plants and prosumer installations (as estimated by the TSO)
  • Water: run-of-river and reservoir hydroelectric power plants
  • Storage – PHES: pumped-hydro energy storage
The data is published by ENTSO-e, but originates from the Transmission System Operator (PSE) on the basis of continuous readings of the power at which the individual units operate.

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Important: for 15-minute and hourly aggregations, the time on horizontal axis marks the moment where the interval begins on the clock.
For example, "10:15" means the interval between 10:15 to 10:30.

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