2,364MWh Curtailed
2,068MWh Ramped Up
€0.59MEst. Cost
135 MWPeak Positive
Day-Ahead Spot: 85-130 €/MWh (avg 102)
TSO Breakdown
| TSO | Direction | Measures | Total MWh |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amprion | positive | 1 | 350 |
| Amprion | negative | 3 | 350 |
Plant-Level Redispatch Measures
| Plant | TSO | Fuel | Dir | Avg MW | MWh | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BIBLIS_GT (bnBm) | Amprion | Konventionell | positive | 350 | 350 | 12:February-13:February |
| Emsland Block D | Amprion | Konventionell | negative | 150 | 150 | 12:February-13:February |
| NIEHL-31-GUD | Amprion | Konventionell | negative | 100 | 100 | 12:February-13:February |
| NIEHL-II | Amprion | Konventionell | negative | 100 | 100 | 12:February-13:February |
How BESS Can Reduce These Costs
Battery Energy Storage Systems at congestion points could have avoided an estimated €0.18M of today's redispatch costs by absorbing excess wind energy locally.
Learn BESS Arbitrage (Free) Stromfee AI PlatformFrequently Asked Questions
How much did redispatch cost on 2026-02-17?
On 2026-02-17, estimated redispatch costs were approximately €0.59 million. This includes €0.24M for renewable curtailment compensation and €0.27M for conventional ramp-up costs.
Which power plants were most affected on 2026-02-17?
The most affected plant was BIBLIS_GT (bnBm) (Amprion) with 350 MWh of positive redispatch.
What was the electricity spot price on 2026-02-17?
The EPEX Day-Ahead spot price for DE_LU ranged from 85 to 130 €/MWh with an average of 102 €/MWh.