59.9
Totals (includes estimations)
- Live Generation: How much power is being generated right now.
- Today: How much energy has been produced since midnight.
- Last 7 Days: How much energy has been produced in the last 7 × 24 hours.
- ETA: The number inside the sun shows a count down to the estimated time of the next update in seconds.
- W (watts): Watts are a measure of power. A typical energy efficient lightbulb uses 4-10 watts.
- kW (kilowatts): 1,000 watts. An electric kettle usually requires 3kW.
- MW (megawatts): 1,000 kilowatts or 1,000,000 watts. Typical demand for all of Scilly is around 2 megawatts, minimum demand is about 1 megawatt and peak demand can be as high as 7.5 megawatts although this is exceptional, 4.5 megawatts is a normal peak.
- Wh (watt hours): Watt hours are a measure of supplied power. 1 watt hour can power a 4 watt lightbulb for 1 quarter (1/4) of an hour (15 minutes).
- kWh (kilowatt hours): Kilowatt hours are the standard unit of supplied electricity. An average UK house hold with electric heating uses approximately 4,000kWh annually.
- MWh (megawatt hours): 1,000 kilowatt hours. A consistent demand of 2MW for a day is 48 megawatt hours.
| Rank | Site |
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- Live: How much power is being generated right now at that site.
- Today: The amount the meter reading has increased since midnight for this site.
- % of max: How close the site is to its highest output in the last year. Some sites are limited by their inverter so may regularly reach their peak, it is not cost effective to install a larger inverter.
- Unmonitored (estimated): This is an estimate for all unmonitored generation sites on Scilly including households. Taking the data from our monitored sites as representative of average production across the islands we have scaled this up proportional to our estimate of total capacity.
- Sorting: The heading in bold denotes which column the data is currently sorted by. Click a heading to sort the data by it.
- W (watts): Watts are a measure of power. A typical energy efficient lightbulb uses 4-10 watts.
- kW (kilowatts): 1,000 watts. An electric kettle usually requires 3kW.
- MW (megawatts): 1,000 kilowatts or 1,000,000 watts. Typical demand for all of Scilly is around 2 megawatts.
- Wh (watt hours): Watt hours are a measure of supplied power. 1 watt hour can power a 4 watt lightbulb for 1 quarter (1/4) of an hour (15 minutes).
- kWh (kilowatt hours): Kilowatt hours are the standard unit of supplied electricity. An average UK house hold with electric heating uses approximately 4,000kWh annually.
- MWh (megawatt hours): 1,000 kilowatt hours. A consistent demand of 2MW for a day is 48 megawatt hours.
