Regional Breakdown of 2024 FES: Demand from distributed storage sites greater than 1 MW

Forecast data from 2023-2050 of demand from distributed storage sites greater than 1 MW of the FES dataset (electricity only), showing regional results

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scenario

Title FES Pathway
Type string
Description The pathway to which this data corresponds.
Comment
Example CF
Unit

tech

Title Technology Type
Type string
Description The type of storage technology represented by this entry.
Comment
Example Battery
Unit

year

Title Year
Type integer
Description Two character value indicating the year that this data relates to i.e. "21" = 2021, "50" = 2050.
Comment Capacity is assumed to be present for the winter starting in the stated year.
Example 50
Unit

location

Title Location
Type string
Description Connection location to the electricity system.
Comment Short code names are used for GSPs i.e. "ABTH_1" for Aberthaw 132kV.
Example ABTH_1
Unit

Capacity

Title Capacity (available rate of charge) of storage
Type number
Description Total aggregate capacity of storage equal or greater than 1 MW of this technology type associated with this location.
Comment
Example 8
Unit MW

wintpk

Title Forecast demand at winter peak demand
Type number
Description Forecast demand at winter peak demand. This shows whether the storage sites are filling at this time. Negative values indicate the rate of filling.
Comment Winter Peak is a view of peak demand between the hours of 17:00 and 18:00 – typically November-February on a week day.
Example 0
Unit MW

summam

Title Forecast demand at summer minimum morning demand
Type number
Description Forecast demand at summer minimum morning demand. This shows whether the storage sites are filling at this time. Negative values indicate the rate of filling.
Comment Summer Minimum AM is a view of demand between 0500-0600, typically in June-August on a Summer Sunday morning.
Example 0
Unit MW

summpm

Title Forecast demand at summer minimum afternoon demand
Type number
Description Forecast demand at summer minimum afternoon demand. This shows whether the storage sites are filling at this time. Negative values indicate the rate of filling.
Comment Summer Minimum PM is a view of demand between 13:00-1400, typically June-August, Summer Sunday afternoon. This period is interesting to study as, whilst not being as low as the morning demand, high solar output will create a low demand on the transmission network.
Example 0.5
Unit MW