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Someday someone will reimplement it in React, and you will only need an i9-9900k with 64Gb to run it somewhat smoothly.
by layoutIfNeeded 6y ago
Someday someone will reimplement it in React, and you will only need an i9-9900k with 64Gb to run it somewhat smoothly.
- LargoLasskhyfv 6y agoWhere would someone get the realtime data? Technically it has to exist, otherwise frequency regulation wouldn't work. The fact that they don't show it in the way I described, shows that they don't want to anymore, because they don't need to because of different organizational structure, or the structure has been made that way for ideologicel reasons by politics, i.e. 'smokescreening'.
- filmor 6y agoDirect frequency regulation (primary reserve or FCR) acts directly on the measured frequency at the power plant. But yes, for secondary reserve (aFRR), every grid has to know all its flows, but I don't know of any European grid operator that was transparent about this information. You can deduct some of the cross-border flows from observing the energy markets.