Re: [Talk-GB] Solar Panels Quarterly Project: 39 days to go

Hi Brian, I see where you're coming from. But I'd argue it's not that vital to push people forward on the larger solar farms. I'm confident they'll all get done, by the end of the year at least, since there's a finite set of them and they're highly visible. (We've gone from 138 to 538 solar farms

Re: [Talk-GB] Solar Panels Quarterly Project: 39 days to go

Stupendous though the progress is - we're unlikely to achieve more than about 20% of the total by the end of the project so perhaps it would be better to concentrate for the remainder of the time on the larger solar farms where we already have approx 50% of the total and have reasonable prospect

Re: [Talk-GB] Solar Panels Quarterly Project: 39 days to go

On Fri, Aug 23, 2019 at 04:33:17PM +0100, Dan S wrote: > In particular, it might be helpful for at least someone to focus on > *Cornwall*. That's an area with a lot of solar installations, and the > National Grid know it as an area that often gives a lot of "reverse flow", > i.e. a large amount of

Re: [Talk-GB] Solar Panels Quarterly Project: 39 days to go

Hi Jerry and all, Indeed we've over 500 solar farms - I can check the exact number this weekend. (From the OfGEM data, I estimate that approx 1100 exist.) Here are some comments from the point of view of a data consumer: As I think Gregory commented - we don'tt really "need" much detail on

[Talk-GB] Solar Panels Quarterly Project: 39 days to go

Thought I'd write a really quick summary of progress on the quarterly project: - As of last night we had a total of 67,475 installations (solar farms enclosing several groups of panels are treated as one installation. At the time of