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2,743MWh Curtailed
2,281MWh Ramped Up
€0.67MEst. Cost
185 MWPeak Positive

Day-Ahead Spot: 20-190 €/MWh (avg 113)

TSO Breakdown

TSODirectionMeasuresTotal MWh
TenneT DE positive 3 1,326
TenneT DE negative 2 916
50Hertz negative 3 366

Plant-Level Redispatch Measures

PlantTSOFuelDirAvg MWMWhTime
Niederrad 1 TenneT DE Konventionell positive 32 766 23:March-23:March
Wilhelmshaven (ENGIE) TenneT DE Konventionell negative 31 496 23:March-23:March
Börse TenneT DE Sonstiges negative 70 420 23:March-05:March
ReserveKW Ingolstadt 3 TenneT DE Konventionell positive 70 420 23:March-05:March
50H_EDIS_CR_SOW_Sued 50Hertz Erneuerbar negative 80 180 10:March-13:March
ReserveKW Ingolstadt 3 TenneT DE Konventionell positive 70 140 21:March-23:March
50H PV Bartow 50Hertz Erneuerbar negative 31 116 10:March-14:March
Boxberg (Standort) 50Hertz Konventionell negative 31 70 09:March-15:March

How BESS Can Reduce These Costs

Battery Energy Storage Systems at congestion points could have avoided an estimated €0.2M of today's redispatch costs by absorbing excess wind energy locally.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much did redispatch cost on 2026-03-21?

On 2026-03-21, estimated redispatch costs were approximately €0.67 million. This includes €0.27M for renewable curtailment compensation and €0.33M for conventional ramp-up costs.

Which power plants were most affected on 2026-03-21?

The most affected plant was Niederrad 1 (TenneT DE) with 766 MWh of positive redispatch.

What was the electricity spot price on 2026-03-21?

The EPEX Day-Ahead spot price for DE_LU ranged from 20 to 190 €/MWh with an average of 113 €/MWh.