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National Grid: Live

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Great Britain’s exposed position in the north-east Atlantic makes it one of the best locations in the world for wind power, and the shallow waters of the North Sea host several of the world’s largest offshore wind farms. New wind power records are set regularly, and between 9:00am and 9:30am on 21st December 2023 British wind farms averaged a record 21.81GW of generation. This site is an open source project by Kate Morley. I’ve published the code on GitHub under the terms of the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Legal Code. This means I’ve waived all copyright and related rights to the extent possible under law, with the intention of dedicating the code to the public domain. You can use and adapt it without attribution. If you’d like to thank me for the time I’ve spent working on this project, or help me cover the costs of hosting a site that receives over 14,000,000 visits each year, I do accept donations. The data comes from National Grid ESO’s Data Portal, Elexon’s Balancing Mechan

National Grid: Live National Grid: Live The National Grid is the electric power transmission network for Great Britain Time Data for power generation (except for solar power) is updated every five minutes. Data for solar power and energy transfers is updated every thirty minutes. "> 1:25 pm Price As a market-traded commodity, electricity doesn’t have just one price: buyers and sellers can enter into contracts hours, days, weeks, or months in advance. This site shows the price on the APX spot market, which reflects the real-time wholesale price of electricity in Great Britain. During periods of

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