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    Scambio transfrontaliero europeo di energia elettrica nell’intero 2025

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    2. GinofromUkraine on

      Germany has shut down NPCs cause after Fukushima scared citizens demanded to do it (in a country with no tsunamis or earthquakes) and then they have started to shut down coal power stations because of the global warming. Okay. But what has happened in the UK and especially in Italy? I haven’t read about any similar risky reckless steps in those countries. :-O

    3. plaisthos on

      Does UK have a lot of links to central europe? I would have expected the UK/Ireland network to be more isolated and neutral in total.

    5. AckerHerron on

      Ireland desperately needs that interconnector with France to be finished.

      French Nuclear is single-handedly keeping the continent afloat at the moment.

      Has Italy considered installing some solar panels?

    6. Several_Ant_9867 on

      Italy could produce and export large quantities of solar energy, if only they would start installing solar panels

    8. JJBoren on

      Around 2014, we made a decision to buy a nuclear powerplant from Russia. That project obviously never went anywhere, and I think Russians bombed the manufacturing plant in Ukraine where the pressure vessel was being made.

      Perhaps if we had ordered it from somewhere else, we would now have an additional powerplant.

    9. Steamrolled777 on

      As a Brit, I was expecting UK to be worst.. wtf is going on in Italy?

    10. horizontal120 on

      So you have a number for Luxembourg and Cyprus but not for Slovenia?

    11. SpaceBetweenNL on

      Nuclear energy in France ❤️❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

    12. NikoBelico on

      Jeez, I knew that Italy was very conservative about innovations, but I still do not understand why solar panels are not used everywhere. I think that this could make Italy more energy independent.

    13. KraK_cz on

      To this date I consider banning nuclear energy in many EU countries as the stupidest decision ever. We have no tsunami or earthquakes or any other natural disaster that can pose imminent danger to nuclear power plant. Yet Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Belgium… etc banned it or are phasing it out.
      Like bitch nuclear power is one of the most stable power sources it is clean and you can store fuel for many months or years in advance so no crisis like if we loose access to natural gas or oil.
      I’m really glad that Czechia is expanding their existing nuclear power plants and how that poland will soon start to build their own.

    17. Far-Youth-3166 on

      Sadly, we are allowing dozens of major data centers to be built in Finland, which will eat from the already insufficient baseload. The future doesn’t look too good. Already this year, winter spot prices were very high on average (due to many cold windless days), and the situation only tends to get worse in the coming ones. No major projects to increase production and energy storage is negligible, and will likely continue to be so, at least in the near future.

    19. Dependent-Title-1362 on

      Norway is currently getting f*cked by the energy prices after they connected to the energy market. The future of that country is going to be very interesting.

    20. CashLivid on

      Uhmm, I see why France is not interested on increasing interconnections with Spain.

    21. xstntialcunilinguist on

      So surprised we were a net exporter in NL. Our grid is pretty much at full capacity

    22. DeathRabit86 on

      Turning off modern New Nuclear Power-plants was suicidal Idea for Germany. Peak annual production from Nuclear in germany was in 2001 171 TWH.

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