BM_Visser, 27 days ago Dutch In the last 12 months, the average percentage of renewables in the Dutch electricity demand was 52%. Growth mainly due to a significant increase of offshore wind and solarPV capacity. Reduction in biomass is caused by the reduced utilisation of Dutch coal-fired power stations and hence, there was less co-firing of biomass.
In the last 12 months, the average percentage of renewables in the Dutch electricity demand was 52%.
Growth mainly due to a significant increase of offshore wind and solarPV capacity.
Reduction in biomass is caused by the reduced utilisation of Dutch coal-fired power stations and hence, there was less co-firing of biomass.
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BM_Visser, 26 days ago @adnan This is based on national consumption. The Netherlands has a 5-10% net export of electricity produced. Hence, the percentage based on production would be 5-10% less.
@adnan This is based on national consumption. The Netherlands has a 5-10% net export of electricity produced. Hence, the percentage based on production would be 5-10% less.
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