Radio loud CME

The left panel shows a SOHO image of a CME blasting off the sun. To the right is radio spectrum.

Radio bursts are classified as type I to type V and represent various circumstances of eruptions at the Sun. Both radio-quiet and radio-loud CMEs are associated with a type III burst (the vertical feature), which is due to electrons released from the Sun at the lift-off time of CMEs and are not due to CME-driven shocks.

In this image, the radio spectrum shows a type II and type III radio burst, caused by electrons accelerated at the shock driven by the CME.