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Non-available Generation Capacities

Non-available capacities of power plant units are published on the EEX Transparency Platform, provided that this information has been made available by the market participants. The obligation to publish only applies if a net feed-in capacity of at least 100 MW is out of commission for at least fifteen minutes. Power plant units with a maximum continuous net capacity of less than 100 MW are therefore not listed amongst the published information.

Historical data from 2011 is made available on the page as a csv download with the following columns:

  • Affected power plant with federal province, type, and maximum installed net capacity
  • Non-available net capacity (in megawatt)
  • Time frame in which this capacity is not available
  • Last update

 

 

LINKS

  • Planned Non-Usability of Generating Units ≥ 100 MW
  • Unscheduled Non-Usabilities of Generating Units ≥ 100 MW

DOWNLOADS

  • List of Non-available Generation Capacities 2011 (will not be updated anymore)
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  • BALANCING
    • Conditions for Participation
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    • Secondary Control
    • Tertiary Control
    • Unintentional Deviation
    • Statistics
  • CROSS-BORDER EXCHANGE
    • Auctions
    • Available Capacities
    • Intraday Capacities
    • Capacity Reductions
    • Effects of Grid Expansion
    • Schedules
    • Rules regarding Schedules
    • Load Flows
  • GENERATION
    • Generation Forecast
    • Non-available Capacities
    • Storage Level
    • Eco-electricity
    • Wind Energy
    • Wind Energy Forecast
    • Installed Power Plant Capacity
  • LOAD
    • Load Forecast
    • Capacity Margin
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