Network Flow: Power, Current and Embedded Generation

The "Network Flow: Power, Current and Embedded Generation" data table details historically measured average and reactive power flows, current and provides indicative demand/generation output for each Grid and Primary network group for our SP Manweb (SPM) and SP Distribution (SPD) licence areas, for each half-hourly period. 

The table gives the following information:

1. Monitored flow in MW and MVAr per Network Group in half hour increments
2. Current per Network Group in half hour increments
3. Generation per Network Group in half hour increments
4. Demand per Network Group in half hour increments

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Disclaimer

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This data has been triaged to remove information pertaining to individual customers or where the dataset contains sensitive information.

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