põhisedload
Põhisedload is an Estonian term that translates to "base load" in English. It refers to the minimum level of electricity demand that is expected to be met by power plants on a continuous basis. This consistent demand is usually met by dispatchable power sources, such as nuclear power plants, coal-fired power plants, or hydroelectric dams, which can operate at a constant output for extended periods.
Base load power plants are characterized by their ability to run 24 hours a day, seven days
The proportion of base load in a country's energy mix can vary significantly depending on factors like