Electricity undeniably holds a predominant place in modern societies. It is one of the engines of economic growth and countless end uses depend on the flow of electrons. Faced with the challenges of climate change, various medium- and long-term objectives serve to guide political action towards the decarbonization of the predominantly fossil fuel-based electricity production mix. The evolution of the European mix in particular is marked by the integration of a growing share of intermittent renewable resources. The strong climatic dependence of this mode of production, destined to grow in the future, nevertheless raises questions about the operation of the power system. How will the strong interdependence between interconnected systems evol...