Spain's renewables share falls to 53.7% in March

• Renewable resource plants created 53.7% of Spain's power in March, down from 58.9% a month previously, according to the most recent quotes report launched today by Spanish grid driver Red Electrica de Espana (REE).

In January with March, the renewables share in the overall power production was 54.4%.

Spain's wind farms were the leading electricity manufacturers last month, boosting result by 1.1% year-on-year to 5,661 GWh and also a 25.5% share in the overall.

Details on Spain's power mix in March are summed up in the table listed below:

Spain's demand for electrical power was estimated at 21,930 GWh in March, up by 4.8% contrasted to the very same month last year when the nation went into a nation-wide lockdown to curb the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Compared to March 2019, the country's demand was reduced by 2.7%.

On the landmass, consumer demand was approximated at 20,835 GWh, which stood for a 5.2% increase contrasted to March last year as well as a 2.3% decline from the very same duration prior to the pandemic.

Need in the Balearic Islands climbed by 1.4% on the year to 409,525 MWh. Compared to March 2019, need fell by 7.6%.

Last but not least, in the Canary Islands, need visited 4.4% year-on-year to 652,120 MWh and by 12.4% contrasted to March 2019.