🇦🇹 Yesterday all wind was ~26% of Austria electricity generation (40GWh). Solar was ~15% (24GWh). Hydro power net of pumped was ~26% (40GWh).
Source: SMARD
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@altenergy.bsky.social🇦🇹 Yesterday all wind was ~26% of Austria electricity generation (40GWh). Solar was ~15% (24GWh). Hydro power net of pumped was ~26% (40GWh).
Source: SMARD
@altenergy.bsky.social🇩🇪 Yesterday all wind was ~22% of Germany electricity generation (280GWh). Solar was ~14% (172GWh). Hydro power net of pumped was ~2% (22GWh).
Source: SMARD
@altenergy.bsky.social🇩🇰 Yesterday wind was ~58% of Denmark electricity generation (296.7GWh). Solar was ~9% (43.5GWh).
Source: Energy-Charts.info
@altenergy.bsky.social🇱🇺 Yesterday all wind was ~6% of Luxembourg electricity generation (897MWh). Solar was ~2% (304MWh). Hydro was ~0% (19MWh).
Source: SMARD
@altenergy.bsky.social🇫🇷 Yesterday wind was ~6% of France electricity generation (66GWh). Solar was ~7% (72GWh). Hydro net of pumping was ~9% (100GWh).
Source: RTE
@altenergy.bsky.social🏴🏴🏴 Yesterday wind was ~24% of Great Britain electricity generation (186GWh). Solar was ~10% (79GWh). Hydro was ~2% (14GWh).
Source: NESO
@altenergy.bsky.social🇧🇪 Yesterday wind was ~8% of Belgium electricity generation (19GWh). Solar was ~12% (26GWh). Hydro was ~2% (4GWh). Battery output was 3GWh.
Source: Elia
@wind-watch.org(archive: 2026) Impacts of accelerating deployment of offshore windfarms on near-surface climate #DNK #DEU #NLD #GBR: Abstract: The European Union has set the ambitious goal of becoming climate neutral by 2050, which has stimulated renewable energy production and accelerated the… #windenergy
@altenergy.bsky.social🇵🇹 Yesterday wind power was ~26% of Portugal electricity generation (38GWh). Solar was ~17% (24GWh). Net hydro was ~12% (18GWh). Battery output was 0.11GWh.
Source: REN
@altenergy.bsky.social🇨🇭 Yesterday solar was ~7% of Switzerland electricity generation (14GWh). All wind was ~0% (0GWh). Hydro net of pumping was ~48% (87MWh).
Source: SwissGrid
@wind-watch.org(video archive) Wind Turbines: The Test of Time: Documenting deteriorating, noisy wind turbines in the U.S. and Canada #windenergy
@windwatchorg.mstdn.social.ap.brid.gy(video archive) Wind Turbines: The Test of Time: Documenting deteriorating, noisy wind turbines in the U.S. and Canada https://wind-watch.org/video-testoftime.php #windenergy
@winderful.ukWhile you were sleeping, #windEnergy reached 32% of the National Grid's electricity demand. https://winderful.uk
@altenergy.bsky.social🇺🇸 Yesterday wind was ~6% of MISO electricity generation (125.1GWh). Solar was ~5% (90.2GWh). Battery output was 2.8GWh.
Source: MISO
@altenergy.bsky.social🇵🇹 Yesterday wind power was ~21% of Portugal electricity generation (32GWh). Solar was ~10% (15GWh). Net hydro was ~21% (32GWh). Battery output was 0.14GWh.
Source: REN
@altenergy.bsky.social🇺🇸 Yesterday wind was ~3% of PJM electricity generation (65GWh). Solar was ~3% (79.1GWh). Hydro was ~2% (34.5GWh).
Source: PJM
@altenergy.bsky.social🗽 Yesterday wind was ~2% of New York electricity generation (6GWh). Behind-the-meter solar was ~7% (26GWh). Hydro was ~19% (65GWh). Other renewable power was ~3% (9GWh).
Source: GridStatus
@wind-watch.orgBorders councillors set to object to 200m wind turbines over golden eagle concerns #SCT: A proposed wind farm with blade heights twice the height of London’s Big Ben poses a risk to the Scottish Borders Golden Eagle population, councillors will be told next week. When members of the… #windenergy
@peoplepowerunited.bsky.social⚡ 62 Turbines Ready to Produce Power
Vineyard Wind says all 62 turbines are capable of generating electricity for more than 400,000 homes and businesses after its legal dispute with GE Vernova was settled.
www.nhpr.org/2026-09-17/v...
@wind-watch.orgRising costs: Origin Energy exits development of Skye Ridge Wind Farm #AUS: Origin Energy (ASX:ORG) has exited the Skye Ridge Wind Farm development near Walcha in northern New South Wales, effective immediately, saying the significant increase in the cost of building new wind generation… #windenergy