Energy Management
Through our Energy Management and with our production we actively contribute to the balance of Italy's energy system – not only are we producers, but we also contribute to the network services, thus becoming system operators.
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REFERENCE MARKET
- Price scenario
2019 2018 Price scenario (Euro/MWh) Italia PUN - National single price - Electricity reference price in Italy (baseload) (1) 52.3 61.3 Electricity price North area 51.2 60.7 Electricity price Central-North area 52.2 61.1 Electricity price Central-South area 52.3 60.9 Electricity price South area 50.9 59.4 Electricity price Sardinia 51.8 60.7 Electricity price Sicily 62.8 69.5 Zonal price Central-North (peak) 59.4 68.8 Feed-In Premium (FIP) (former Green Certificates) - Italy 92.1 99.0 Abroad France (baseload electricity) 39.5 50.0 Germany (baseload electricity) 37.9 44.5 Poland 84.2 76.2 of which (baseload electricity) 53.5 52.8 of which Certificates of Origin 30.7 23.4 Bulgaria (baseload electricity) 47.5 39.9 Romania (baseload electricity + 1 Green Certificate) 79.7 75.8 of which baseload electricity 50.3 46.4 of which Green Certificate 29.4 29.4 Northern Ireland (baseload electricity) 50.3 61.0 Great Britain (baseload electricity) 49.2 64.9 (1) Single National Price
- Italian Market - Demand and output
Italian Market (1) (GWh) 2018 2019 Demand 319,597 321,431 Pumping consumption 2,412 2,313 Import/Export 38,163 43,899 Internal production(2) 283.846 279,845 - of which Thermoelectric 186,811 184,338 Hydroelectric 46,959 49,928 Geothermal 5,687 5,756 Wind 20,063 17,557 Photovoltaic 24,326 22,266 (1) Source: Terna S.p.A. monthly report on the electrical system. Estimated data, subject to correction
(2) Output net of consumption for auxiliary services
In 2019 the electricity demand of the national electrical system amounted to 319.6 TWh, slightly down compared to the values recorded in 2018. With regard to Sicily, a region in which ERG is present with its CCGT plant and with wind and photovoltaic installations, demand of approximately 18.9 TWh was recorded during the period, down (-0.7%) compared to 2018, while in the group of regions consisting of Abruzzo-Lazio-Marche-Molise-Umbria, where ERG is active with its hydroelectric plants, the demand for electricity came to 44.7 TWh (+1.5%).
In the same period, (net) domestic electricity output was 283.8 TWh, up by 1% compared with 2018, whilst the net balance of trades with other countries recorded net imports of 38.2 TWh (-13% compared to 2018). 67% of (net) domestic output was covered by thermoelectric power plants and the remaining 34% by renewable sources; specifically, 18% of this output was from hydroelectric power, 5% from photovoltaic plants, 8% from wind farms and 2% from geothermal sources. Compared to 2018, there was an increase in wind (+14%), photovoltaic (+9%) and thermoelectric (+1%) outputs, while hydroelectric output declined (-6%) along with geothermal (-1%).