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SUMMARY:Charting the UK Powergrid
DESCRIPTION:“More power!” is an often used phrase in various space Sci-Fi series\, as are various comments about ‘bypassed like a Christmas tree’ and “This jurry-rigging won’t last for long!…”. And so we have the local power grid from Newcastle upon Tyne from the early days of 1901 much expanded into what we now have as the UK National Grid. \nMore recently\, near-real-time data for the electricity power generation is available to follow the ebb and flow of the UK energy usage and from that to infer the energy wastage\, and also the CO2 and other pollution consequently generated. Some of this is already being charted on the website Gridwatch UK. \nHerewith is my take on the available data to chart the UK National Grid using Munin and RRD\, with multiple views of the data to see something of the daily power flows. \nFor a guaranteed electrifying experience! 🙂 \n  \n\nAll at our usual favored Angel Microbrewery 7:30pm Thursday 17/08/2017. \n(Some of us will be there early for food before the meeting proper.) \n  \nAll welcome! \nWe have the large table in the brewing room. Just look for the Linux and Penguins and occasional octarine sparks 🙂 \nCheers\,\nMartin \n  \nFor a preview (‘work-in-progress’) small sample for a goodly bright and breezy mix of power (15:00BST 19/08/2017): \n \n\n \n\n \n  \nNote that normally during the week\, power from Combined Cycle Gas Turbines dominates. With lower demand at the weekends\, the renewables can dominate. More green power means less pollution… \n  \n\nThe charting is a WIP to be updated… \n 
URL:https://nlug.ml1.co.uk/event/charting-the-uk-powergrid
LOCATION:Angel Microbrewery\, 7 Stoney Street\, Lace Market\, Nottingham\, NG1 1LG\, United Kingdom
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