National Energy Grid
Austria
GRID SUMMARY
VERBUND-Austrian Power Grid AG (abbreviated to APG),
Austria’s leading electricity transporter.
APG, with electricity grid lines totaling approx.
3,330 km
and comprising 6,500 km’s worth of
lines, is the backbone of the Austrian energy supply
system. This grid facilitates the supraregional exchange
of energy between producers and consumers and serves
to ensure the stable provision of energy to the underlying
distribution grids. For more information about this
grid, please click
here.
The Eco-electricity Act, which was announced on
23.8.2002 and fully came into effect on 1.1.2003,
created a completely new set of tasks for APG.
In the role of eco-balance group leader as foreseen
by the new law, APG has become as of this year the
central hub for the promotion of electricity generation
from renewable sources (small hydropower stations,
wind power, solar power, biomass etc.) in the APG
control area covering over 85% of Austrian consumption.
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Updated: 2007/06/28
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