Clean leccy for the UK by 2035

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Re: Clean leccy for the UK by 2035

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Ken wrote: Tue Oct 19, 2021 9:37 pm Is the gov talking net zero or zero 24/7 ? The net zero very possible the 24/7 not so easy.

Nat Grid metered wind now 13GW. Whats the record again?
Can be found here,
https://camelot-forum.co.uk/phpBB3/view ... ?f=28&t=17

For future records, the numbers to look out for are around 14.2 GW on gridwatch and 18 GW on energy numbers.

https://www.gridwatch.templar.co.uk (does not include unmetered wind)

https://energynumbers.info/gbgrid (includes an estimate unmetered wind)


EDIT - Its not actually mega windy tonight so we must have had a fair more bit of capacity added since the last big blow. Or maybe there is less curtailment due to grid upgrades.
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Re: Clean leccy for the UK by 2035

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nowty wrote: Tue Oct 19, 2021 10:21 pm
Ken wrote: Tue Oct 19, 2021 9:37 pm Is the gov talking net zero or zero 24/7 ? The net zero very possible the 24/7 not so easy.

Nat Grid metered wind now 13GW. Whats the record again?
Can be found here,
https://camelot-forum.co.uk/phpBB3/view ... ?f=28&t=17

For future records, the numbers to look out for are around 14.2 GW on gridwatch and 18 GW on energy numbers.

https://www.gridwatch.templar.co.uk (does not include unmetered wind)

https://energynumbers.info/gbgrid (includes an estimate unmetered wind)


EDIT - Its not actually mega windy tonight so we must have had a fair more bit of capacity added since the last big blow. Or maybe there is less curtailment due to grid upgrades.
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Re: Clean leccy for the UK by 2035

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Stinsy wrote: Tue Oct 19, 2021 10:25 pm What about: https://grid.iamkate.com/
Looks almost same figures as gridwatch so unlikely to include estimate of unmetered wind.
18.7kW PV > 109MWh generated
Ripple 6.6kW Wind + 4.5kW PV > 27MWh generated
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Early Thursday morning looks quite a bit stronger wind but more northerly so some onshore wind farms might not be best placed for max generation, W or SW is usually best but looks very nice down the east coast over the North Sea offshore windfarms. Could be another price plunge on Agile too.
18.7kW PV > 109MWh generated
Ripple 6.6kW Wind + 4.5kW PV > 27MWh generated
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Re: Clean leccy for the UK by 2035

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Nat Grid predicting 14.7GW mid Thurs.
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Ken wrote: Wed Oct 20, 2021 8:37 am Nat Grid predicting 14.7GW mid Thurs.
Close to record then if that does not include estimate of unmetered wind.
18.7kW PV > 109MWh generated
Ripple 6.6kW Wind + 4.5kW PV > 27MWh generated
6 Other RE Coop's
105kWh EV storage
60kWh Home battery storage
40kWh Thermal storage
GSHP + A2A HP's
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Re: Clean leccy for the UK by 2035

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The Crown Agents Asset Map shows live generation status of all of the offshore wind farms around the UK including their capacity factors etc - also shows wind speed

https://www.thecrownestate.co.uk/en-gb/ ... asset-map/
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Re: Clean leccy for the UK by 2035

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Nat Grid figs do not not include embedded RE but take that as a reduction in demand.

https://www.bmreports.com/bmrs/?q=gener ... t/out-turn
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And another good source is Andrew (of Energy Numbers fame) and his report on 2020:

UK offshore wind generation and capacity factors
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Re: Clean leccy for the UK by 2035

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CGN may or may not play a role in Sizewell C depending upon which Cabinet Minister you believe.

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