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20–40%
<20%
<40%
10–30%
>20%
0–50GWh/d
0–80% of capacity
50–250GWh/d
250–600GWh/d
600–1100GWh/d
>1100GWh/d
<30%
80–99% of capacity
99–100% of capacity
20–40%
<20%
<40%
10–30%
>20%
0–50GWh/d
0–80% of capacity
50–250GWh/d
250–600GWh/d
600–1100GWh/d
>1100GWh/d
<30%
80–99% of capacity
99–100% of capacity
20–40%
<20%
<40%
10–30%
>20%
0–50GWh/d
0–80% of cap
50–250GWh/d
250–600GWh/d
600–1100GWh/d
>1100GWh/d
<30%
80–99% of ca
99–100% of c
20–40%
<20%
<40%
10–30%
>20%
0–50GWh/d
0–80% of cap
50–250GWh/d
250–600GWh/d
600–1100GWh/d
>1100GWh/d
<30%
80–99% of ca
99–100% of c
Figure 7.3.9:
2020 Low, Transmed disruption
Figure 7.3.11:
2020 PCI Transmed disruption
Figure 7.3.10:
2030 Low Transmed disruption
Figure 7.3.12:
2030 PCI Transmed disruption
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20–40%
<20%
<40%
10–30%
>20%
0–50GWh/d
0–80% of capacity
50–250GWh/d
250–600GWh/d
600–1100GWh/d
>1100GWh/d
<30%
80–99% of capacity
99–100% of capacity
20–40%
<20%
<40%
10–30%
>20%
0–50GWh/d
0–80% of capacity
50–250GWh/d
250–60 GWh/d
60 –1 0 GWh/d
>1 0 GWh/d
<30%
80–9 % of capacity
9 –10 % of capacity
In the PCI infrastructure case few additional projects are considered already in 2020
therefore the changes, compared to the Low case are limited, mainly concerning the
sharing between the use of the various entry points and of the UGS. In 2030 more
projects are in operation, namely the Eastmed and the Poseidon pipelines. As the
supply through Austria is not reduced this allows Italy to increase supply to
Switzerland.