Product updates
What's new
What we added or corrected on Trydan, in plain language, newest first. Grid records live on the records board; this page is about the site itself.
- A new What's new page - this one - lists what we add or correct on Trydan, newest first, with an Atom feed to follow along. Grid records stay on the records board.
- On the map, a station's popup now links straight through to its station page.
- Station pages for the large transmission-connected plants now show a year of settled daily output and their monthly and trailing-year capacity factors. Planned output is still labelled as a plan, never as a live meter. Start from all power stations.
- The free API gained per-station history, a station directory and a per-station detail card, including each wind farm's curtailment totals.
- Wind curtailment: a ledger of wind turned down by the grid operator, back to 2017 - a panel on Pulse, a curtailment page and two new entries on the records board: the most-curtailed day and half-hour.
- For developers: the API now publishes its full schema, and an interactive reference lets you try every endpoint in the browser.
- Polish: map dots scale with zoom and forgive a near-miss tap; the History explorer picks the right bucket size at every span; the curtailment chart no longer clips its axis labels; old station links keep working after the fleet refresh.
- Launched
- Trydan went live: the live dashboard with the generation mix, carbon intensity, interconnector flows, system demand and the greenest hour; the map with a wind overlay; station search with planned and settled output for the large plants; Pulse for frequency, imbalance price, curtailment and outages; History back to 2009 with the records board; plus About and the free API.
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New entries land here the day a change goes live. Subscribe to the Atom feed to hear about the next one, or read how the numbers are made on the About page.