Physical flows Belgian balance

Electricity moves freely around the interconnected grid, taking no account of borders between countries. 

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Disclaimer

These data are identical to those published by Elia on the ENTSOE Transparency platform in accordance with Article 12.1.G of the EU Regulation 543/2013. However, values displayed are quarter-hourly values on our website, versus hourly average values on Transparence's ENTSOE platform, which may result in some differences.

Legend

  • Graph explanation

    Each graph represents one border. A positive figure means that Belgium exports energy, while a negative figure indicates an import. Using the calendar, you can call up data for each of the past 365 days and select a reference date.
    The graph represents the balance of physical flows at Belgian borders and therefore indicates whether the country imports or exports energy for every quarter of an hour.

  • Green curve

    Data for the same day, up to one quarter-hour before the page was opened.

  • Orange curve

    The flows for a reference day (the previous day is shown by default).

  • Vertical line
    Current time of day.

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Open DataClick here to access to access all grid data published by Elia. The data can be easily explored, downloaded in standard file formats and accessed via API’s for use by other applications.

Contact

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Physical flows per border

Consult the different graphs that represent the physical energy flows on the interconnections between the Belgian control area and the neighbouring control areas.

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Loop flows per border

The import/export loop flows that we measure on these borders are physical flows arising from internal energy transfers inside one bidding zone.                       

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Grid data                          

In the interest of transparency and in accordance with its legal obligations, Elia publishes data about the Belgian electricity market. Return to the Grid Data homepage for an overview of the different sections.

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