Prepare charge before the weather turns
Loading… · ·
--
Working out the plan…
Time to fill the fleet--
Energy to store--
Chance all full in time--if the event comes
Outage-scale event--
Why
The next two weeks chance of an outage-scale event per day
- Start time
- Batteries needed (5-95%)
Active weather alerts
Thresholds
Charging plan
- Charging
- When batteries may be needed
- Start by
| Battery | Charge now → target | kWh to add | Hours | Plugged in | Full by |
|---|
Batteries the critical sites need--
Batteries on hand--
Enough to ride it out?
Where in the county
How the numbers are made
Hazard odds
Areas
Assumptions to replace with your own figures
Data sources
Warnings
Storm drill
The storm is made up; the forecast handling and the charging plan are the real ones, re-run every few simulated hours as the storm comes closer.
Simulate a storm
Checking the table…
Ready
Pick a storm and run the drill.
Each simulated hour the planner re-reads the forecast and decides which batteries to charge.
Chance it hits--forecast at this hour
Forecast arrival--
Fleet charge--
Backup stored--
Storm timeline hours before and after the storm hits
- Chance it hits (forecast)
- Forecast arrival window
- Fleet charge, planned ahead
- Fleet charge if charging waits for the warning
- Power out
Batteries
- Run a drill to see the batteries charge.
What happened
- The planner's decisions appear here as the storm comes closer.