Grid Dispatch & Frequency Stability Workbench

Grid Scenarios Select Baseline Preset

24-Hour Dispatch Timeline Hour: 12:00 (Hour 12)

Weather & System Contingencies

Grid Telemetry

Supply / Demand 0 / 0 MW

BESS SoC 65%

Dispatch Cost $42.5/MWh

Carbon Intensity 185 kg/MWh

Asset Capacities

Nuclear Baseload 4000 MW

Solar PV Capacity 6000 MW

Wind Turbines 4000 MW

Gas Peakers 3000 MW

BESS Battery Storage 2000 MW / 8000 MWh

Grid Operations Log

Assigned grid deficit and surplus branches

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At hypothetical source solar capacity seven thousand megawatts and hourly efficiency factor one, assigned generation is seven thousand. The cloud flag multiplies efficiency by point four, yielding two thousand eight hundred. Bars share point zero six pixels per megawatt. This is a simplified programmed disruption, not measured cloud behavior, a weather forecast or real grid telemetry. For hypothetical net deficit four thousand megawatts and battery power limit two thousand five hundred, the source discharges the smaller of deficit and limit: two thousand five hundred. Remaining fifteen hundred goes to gas if its capacity permits. Bars compare battery and gas contributions at point one eight pixels per megawatt. The loop does not integrate a battery energy state, so repeated hourly power is not a validated storage schedule. For hypothetical supply surplus five thousand and the same battery limit two thousand five hundred, assigned charging is two thousand five hundred and remaining curtailment is also two thousand five hundred. Equal bars use point one eight pixels per megawatt. The source records charging with a negative sign; bars here show positive magnitudes. Cost, carbon and frequency coefficients are illustrative assumptions, not measured performance. Original full hourly JSON/reset/responsive/footer guards preserve the tool.