It's here!
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It's here! All power assets are now live on my GB Renewables Map
That's right, it's not just wind farms any more. Now you can see live and historic data for gas power plants, nuclear, grid batteries, biomass, pumped hydro and even a bit of solar.
Wind farms are still the default for now, though you can enable as many or as few of the other fuel types and your selection will be remembered when you come back to the website.
It's already live so go play for yourself:
https://renewables-map.robinhawkes.com/@robhawkes once again hugely fascinating, and also slightly depressing the amount of curtailment going on!
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@scvalex I've wondered the same thing, I think all the colours can be changed if I'm honest.
Perhaps biomass can be a poo brown to match the colour of the fuel pellets.
@robhawkes Brown seems reasonable.
Also, amazing project! I've been sending the link around to my friends in the UK.
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️ Summary of balancing actions at the top of the map
Grid boundaries and constraints shown using a traffic light systemAnd I'm only getting started!
This update was the original goal of creating the map a few years ago. Now it's here I can shift focus to all the other ideas I have for it…
Oh, and there's a new feedback button at the top. Please use it to let me know of any issues you find (there will be plenty) or suggestions to help improve this resource for everyone else.
@robhawkes great work, well done for shipping! A question about grid boundaries. Do the percentages indicate generation over demand, or something else? Also, what does normalise do?
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@robhawkes great work, well done for shipping! A question about grid boundaries. Do the percentages indicate generation over demand, or something else? Also, what does normalise do?
@robhawkes I worked out what normalise means, scratch that
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@robhawkes great work, well done for shipping! A question about grid boundaries. Do the percentages indicate generation over demand, or something else? Also, what does normalise do?
@jwheare Thanks! The % is a simple boundary flow (without subtracting curtailment) vs. boundary limit taken from the day-ahead forecasts by NESO
I'm currently working on a better way of calculating this with other datasets.
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It's here! All power assets are now live on my GB Renewables Map
That's right, it's not just wind farms any more. Now you can see live and historic data for gas power plants, nuclear, grid batteries, biomass, pumped hydro and even a bit of solar.
Wind farms are still the default for now, though you can enable as many or as few of the other fuel types and your selection will be remembered when you come back to the website.
It's already live so go play for yourself:
https://renewables-map.robinhawkes.com/@robhawkes This is just beautiful and, more importantly, hugely useful. No more notes.
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It's here! All power assets are now live on my GB Renewables Map
That's right, it's not just wind farms any more. Now you can see live and historic data for gas power plants, nuclear, grid batteries, biomass, pumped hydro and even a bit of solar.
Wind farms are still the default for now, though you can enable as many or as few of the other fuel types and your selection will be remembered when you come back to the website.
It's already live so go play for yourself:
https://renewables-map.robinhawkes.com/@robhawkes Very nice! Do you have something which defines terms like 'turn up'? and similar for the battery storage?
Which APIs let you get the current state of each battery; one thing I've had as an idea for a while is to have a 'current charge' state for the country but also to look at how that changes over time as we add more batteries.
Hmm, aren't there some compressed air storage around as well? -
It's here! All power assets are now live on my GB Renewables Map
That's right, it's not just wind farms any more. Now you can see live and historic data for gas power plants, nuclear, grid batteries, biomass, pumped hydro and even a bit of solar.
Wind farms are still the default for now, though you can enable as many or as few of the other fuel types and your selection will be remembered when you come back to the website.
It's already live so go play for yourself:
https://renewables-map.robinhawkes.com/@robhawkes
Bravo quel beau travail ! -
It's here! All power assets are now live on my GB Renewables Map
That's right, it's not just wind farms any more. Now you can see live and historic data for gas power plants, nuclear, grid batteries, biomass, pumped hydro and even a bit of solar.
Wind farms are still the default for now, though you can enable as many or as few of the other fuel types and your selection will be remembered when you come back to the website.
It's already live so go play for yourself:
https://renewables-map.robinhawkes.com/@robhawkes This is very pretty!
How do I filter by different generation sources? I found the buttons on the lower right of the map, but they don't filter the list and I couldn't see what else they did.
Also, there seem to be only four hydroelectric plants listed, while in reality there must be at least ten times that?
Having said all that, excellent effort!
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There are numerous other updates as well:
Click the plug button to see a curtailment view, now including turn-up and a better visual representation of turn-down and turn-up actions
️ Tooltips include loads more detail about fuel type and balancing actions
️ Each fuel type can be toggled using the map buttons🧠 Map state is remembered when you reload or revisit the website
Lots of new and under construction power assets are now on the map@robhawkes I'm particularly impressed by the curtailment filter! That really demonstrates where the grid lacks capacity. In a rational economy, we'd be moving energy intensive industries to those places.
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