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01.01.2023

Renewables share in electricity production

Hourly production of electricity by power plants connected to the National Power Grid. The sources are divided into two groups, based on whether or not they emit carbon dioxide during electricity production. Net energy is the one injected directly into the electricity grid. It does not include the energy consumed by power plants for their own needs. 

Emissive energy sources: hard coal, lignite, natural gas, biomass, oil, other (oil, coke-oven gas, other unspecified).

Non-emissive energy sources: onshore wind, photovoltaics, water (hydroelectric power plants type run-of-river, reservoir), energy storage (currently only hydro pumped storage).

The data is published by ENTSO-e, but originates from the Transmission System Operator (Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne) on the basis of continuous readings of the power at which the individual units operate.

Electricity production from emissive and non-emissive (renewable) sources in Poland

in net gigawatthours (GWh) or percentage, hourly data

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

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Hourly production of electricity by power plants connected to the National Power Grid. The sources are divided into two groups, based on whether or not they emit carbon dioxide during electricity production. Net energy is the one injected directly into the electricity grid. It does not include the energy consumed by power plants for their own needs. 

Emissive energy sources: hard coal, lignite, natural gas, biomass, oil, other (oil, coke-oven gas, other unspecified).

Non-emissive energy sources: onshore wind, photovoltaics, water (hydroelectric power plants type run-of-river, reservoir), energy storage (currently only hydro pumped storage).

The data is published by ENTSO-e, but originates from the Transmission System Operator (Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne) on the basis of continuous readings of the power at which the individual units operate.

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Important: for hourly aggregation, the time on horizontal axis marks the moment where the hourly interval begins on the clock. The average power is given for this interval.
For example, the reading for "10:00" point means the 11th hour of the day, which is between 10:00 and 11:00 on the clock.

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