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PJM Grid – Live Dashboard and Price Map(gridstatus.io)
4 points by kmax12 3mo ago|0 comments
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OpenAI to Acquire Startup Astral, Expanding Push into Coding(bloomberg.com)
3 points by kmax12 6mo ago|0 comments
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by kmax12 7mo ago
We stream new data in as the sources publish it. typically, every 5 minutes. We collect from a lot of sources, so nearly every minute something is updating.
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by kmax12 7mo ago
if this type of data is interesting to you, here’s a site I’ve built that tracks like grid data across the US and Canada: https://www.gridstatus.io/live We have generation mix, load, and pricing data. Both real time and his
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Real-Time Electricity Prices and Grid Operations Across the US(gridstatus.io)
4 points by kmax12 8mo ago|1 comments
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Batteries Have Reshaped ERCOT's Ancillary Services Procurement(blog.gridstatus.io)
4 points by kmax12 2y ago|0 comments
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by kmax12 2y ago
This article discusses the “deregulated” energy markets that allow many different participants to be involved in the generation of electricity. One consequence of having many market participants is the availability of data that is published
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The Needs of Data Centers Drive Electricity Demand(blog.gridstatus.io)
2 points by kmax12 2y ago|0 comments
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Peak Conditions Reveal a Changed California Grid(blog.gridstatus.io)
3 points by kmax12 2y ago|0 comments
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Breaking down a record-setting day on the Texas grid(blog.gridstatus.io)
209 points by kmax12 2y ago|142 comments
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Mapping Wholesale Electricity Prices in the United States(blog.gridstatus.io)
3 points by kmax12 2y ago|0 comments
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by kmax12 2y ago
thanks for heads up — fixed now
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by kmax12 2y ago
Grid Status | Senior Software Engineer | Remote or Hybrid Chicago | Full-time | https://www.gridstatus.io/ | $150k+ salary & equity Grid Status is one of the most widely used energy data platforms in the world. Our dat
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by kmax12 2y ago
You may need to check the time zone as some pages automatically adjust to local time of your browser. It happened at 7am CT.
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by kmax12 2y ago
I helped write this! The data behind all the graphs in this post is here: https://www.gridstatus.io/dashboards/ercot-nuke-trip-july-20... If you like grid data, we have a lot more info for the entire country here: htt
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How the electricity markets respond to a nuclear trip(blog.gridstatus.io)
113 points by kmax12 2y ago|84 comments
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by kmax12 2y ago
Grid Status | Senior Software Engineer | Remote or Hybrid Chicago | Full-time | https://www.gridstatus.io/ Grid Status is one of the most widely used energy data platforms in the world. Our data has been used in reporting a
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DataFrames at Scale Comparison: TPC-H(docs.coiled.io)
1 points by kmax12 2y ago|0 comments
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Batteries Taking Charge of the California Grid(blog.gridstatus.io)
9 points by kmax12 2y ago|0 comments
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3 days of winter storm energy prices visualized(twitter.com)
3 points by kmax12 3y ago|0 comments
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Impact of Winter Weather on US Electric Grid(gridstatus.io)
5 points by kmax12 3y ago|1 comments
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by kmax12 3y ago
It’s a wide range of sources but basically the different Independent System Operators in the US and the Energy Information Agency (EIA) All of our data scrappers are open source: https://github.com/kmax12/gridstatus
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by kmax12 3y ago
The US electrical grid is changing fast. I built a site to track instantaneous solar generation and other records in real time across different parts of the country. New solar records are done until next summer but still interesting stuff h
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by kmax12 3y ago
I am one of the people who built this page and the Grid Status site. Cool to see this posted! Ultimately, the solar eclipse this weekend came and went without any noticeable impact for consumers of electricity. In my opinion, this is a very
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Live Dashboard of the October 2023 Eclipse(gridstatus.io)
2 points by kmax12 3y ago|0 comments
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by kmax12 3y ago
fixed!
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by kmax12 3y ago
Indeed! One of the reason I made this site is to make it easier to track all the prices in one spot
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by kmax12 3y ago
It depends on the source of the data. For the regions with the pie charts, those are Independent System Operators (ISOs) or Regional Transmission Organizations (RTOs). They publish much more data and is more real time than the other regions
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by kmax12 3y ago
I am too! We focus on the United States, so we can have the deepest coverage for each of the regions. In some cases that means were the same as Electricity Maps. In other case, you'll see our data is more real time without relying on e
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by kmax12 3y ago
hmm, ill have to look into that. in that case, check out this listing of all the areas we support: https://www.gridstatus.io/eia . also, if anyone else has this problem please comment / email me max@gridstatus.io

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