Daily Balance

The total electricity consumption amounted to 146 GWh, with a peak of 7 725 MW at 19:30. Renewable generation supplied 75% of the consumption, with hydro standing out at 49%. The balance of trade with foreign countries was import, with 18 GWh. So far this year, renewable production has accounted for 77% of the national electricity consumption.

146 GWh
DAILY CONSUMPTION
75 %
% RENEWABLE

Energy Balance

Consumption concerning the power stations’ net generation, on the selected day, on the equivalent day of the previous year, monthly cumulative value and variation compared with the same monthly period from the previous year. The value of consumption corrected for the effects of temperature and the breakdown of production by primary source – coal, natural gas, water, wind, sun, biomass, and others – are also presented. In addition to the daily energy values, the peak value (maximum instantaneous value) observed on the selected day, for each of the primary sources, is also presented.

 
 

08 Feb 25 Daily
peak
[MW]

08 Feb 25 Daily
energy
[GWh]

Eq. day 24 Daily
energy
[GWh]

Feb 25 Accumulated
energy
[GWh]

Monthly
variation
[%]

TOTAL GENERATION 8 007 139 155 1 315 13.4
Renewable Generation 6 955 111 144 1 081 10.8
Hydro 1 5 732 73 38 657 16.4
Wind  1 449 18 88 262 -2.2
Solar 1 868 12 9 100 46.8
Wave 0 0 0 0 -
Biomass 2 346 8 9 63 -17.0
Cogeneration 147 3 4 26 -24.1
Others 205 5 5 37 -11.3
Non-Renewable Generation 1 289 19 6 170 58.1
Natural Gas 1 257 19 5 164 61.7
Combined-Cycle 1 119 15 1 135 121.4
Cogeneration 152 3 4 29 -27.9
Other Thermal 3 33 1 1 6 -1.9
Cogeneration 5 0 0 1 -11.0
Others 29 1 0 5 -0.2
Generation from Storage   9 5 63 -16.6
Pumped Storage Generation   9 5 63 -16.6
Battery Injection   0 0 -
CONSUMPTION FOR STORAGE 1 884 12 33 80 -8.2
Pumping 1 884 12 33 80 -8.2
Batteries 0 0 0 -
IMPORT BALANCE 3 118 18 18 43 -63.7
Imports (Commercial Schedules) 3 502 27 24 188 -11.7
Exports (Commercial Schedules) 1 323 9 6 140 44.5
CONSUMPTION 7 725 146 140 1 277 7.4
(Corrected by Temperature)   146 147 1 284 1.0
1 Generation from natural inflow;
2 Includes: Forest biomass, biogas and the biodegradable fraction of municipal solid waste;
3 Includes: Fuel-oil, gas, the non-biodegradable fraction of municipal solid waste and other waste 

Water Balance

Energy inflow into hydroelectric dams on the selected date. In the case of run-of-river dams, since they have reduced storage capacity, their daily generation is used as the value of the energy inflow. For small hydro, their daily generation is also used as the value of the energy inflow. The energy stored in all reservoirs on the selected date is also shown.

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Consumption Supply

Breakdown of Production

Production breakdown according to primary source – coal, natural gas, water, wind, sun, biomass and others. These are available individually by selecting “Detailed” or grouped into renewables (water, wind, solar and biomass) and non-renewables (coal, natural gas and others) by selecting “Aggregated”. Imports are also represented, if they exist. If production is greater than consumption, that means electricity is being exported, with exports being the difference between production and consumption.

08 Feb 25

Production breakdown according to primary source – coal, natural gas, water, wind, sun, biomass and others. These are available individually by selecting “Detailed” or grouped into renewables (water, wind, solar and biomass) and non-renewables (coal, natural gas and others) by selecting “Aggregated”. Biomass includes renewable cogeneration, forest biomass, biogas and the biodegradable fraction of municipal solid waste. In "Other Thermal" is included fuel-oil, gas, the non-biodegradable fraction of municipal solid waste and other waste. If import balance is positive, its contribution to the electrical consumption in mainland Portugal is also presented.
Values are daily, for the selected date.

Feb 25

Production breakdown according to primary source – coal, natural gas, water, wind, sun, biomass and others. These are available individually by selecting “Detailed” or grouped into renewables (water, wind, solar and biomass) and non-renewables (coal, natural gas and others) by selecting “Aggregated”. "Biomass" includes renewable energy cogeneration, forest biomass, biogas and the biodegradable fraction of municipal solid waste. In the "others" category are included fuel oil, non-biodegradable fraction of municipal solid waste and other waste. If the import balance is positive, its contribution to the consumption of electricity in mainland Portugal is also shown.
The values shown are the cumulative values during the month from day 1 to the selected day.

Breakdown of Production

Production breakdown according to primary source – coal, natural gas, water, wind, sun, biomass and others. These are available individually by selecting “Detailed” or grouped into renewables (water, wind, solar and biomass) and non-renewables (coal, natural gas and others) by selecting “Aggregated”. Imports are also represented, if they exist. If production is greater than consumption, that means electricity is being exported, with exports being the difference between production and consumption.

08 Feb 25

Production breakdown according to primary source – coal, natural gas, water, wind, sun, biomass and others. These are available individually by selecting “Detailed” or grouped into renewables (water, wind, solar and biomass) and non-renewables (coal, natural gas and others) by selecting “Aggregated”. Biomass includes renewable cogeneration, forest biomass, biogas and the biodegradable fraction of municipal solid waste. In "Other Thermal" is included fuel-oil, gas, the non-biodegradable fraction of municipal solid waste and other waste. If import balance is positive, its contribution to the electrical consumption in mainland Portugal is also presented.
Values are daily, for the selected date.

Feb 25

Production breakdown according to primary source – coal, natural gas, water, wind, sun, biomass and others. These are available individually by selecting “Detailed” or grouped into renewables (water, wind, solar and biomass) and non-renewables (coal, natural gas and others) by selecting “Aggregated”. "Biomass" includes renewable energy cogeneration, forest biomass, biogas and the biodegradable fraction of municipal solid waste. In the "others" category are included fuel oil, non-biodegradable fraction of municipal solid waste and other waste. If the import balance is positive, its contribution to the consumption of electricity in mainland Portugal is also shown.
The values shown are the cumulative values during the month from day 1 to the selected day.

Hydro Generation

Detail of the hydro generation. Breakdown into reservoirs, run-of-river and small hydro power plants. Negative values indicate the reservoirs’ pumping consumption.

Non-Renewable Generation

Detail of the generation from non-renewable sources. Breakdown according to fuel (coal, natural gas and others). In the “Other Thermal” category is included fuel-oil, the non-biodegradable fraction of municipal solid waste and other waste.

Non-Hydro Renewable Generation

Detail of the generation from renewable sources excluding hydro. Breakdown according to primary source (wind, sun, biomass). Biomass includes renewable cogeneration, forest biomass, biogas and the biodegradable fraction of municipal solid waste.

Import Balance

Positive values correspond to an import balance and negative values correspond to an export balance.