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I helped write this! The data behind all the graphs in this post is here: https://www.gridstatus.io/dashboards/ercot-nuke-trip-july-2024 https://www.gridstatus.

by kmax12 2y ago

I helped write this! The data behind all the graphs in this post is here: https://www.gridstatus.io/dashboards/ercot-nuke-trip-july-2024 https://www.gridstatus.io/dashboards/ercot-nuke-trip-july-20... If you like grid data, we have a lot more info for the entire country here: https://www.gridstatus.io/live https://www.gridstatus.io/live

leymed 2y ago
Those links are very informative. Can you elaborate on Ancillary Services Monitor and Energy Storage Resource Action dashboards? What’s the installed capacity that supported? Also your original post link states event happened at 7:02 AM, your links here points to 8:05 AM. Can you explain this?
- kmax12 2y ago
  You may need to check the time zone as some pages automatically adjust to local time of your browser. It happened at 7am CT.
  - leymed 2y ago
    That makes sense, I'm in EST. Just to clarify and understand what happened, I believe right after the trip some generators all around the grid picked up the load (unless UFLS was activated) immediately (around 7:03), we can call these generators support system. Then around 7:05 batteries kicked in with 468 MW, as a support to support system.