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Carbon Tracer App - We want to hear your views!
09/07/2018
Have you changed the way you use electricity as a result of the information the Carbon Tracer app provides? If so we want to hear from you!
Do you live in an area which doesn’t have much local renewable generation? We are also interested in your views.
Our Carbon Portal API service is now in testing and following feedback from potential users we have also added to the set of calls we will be supporting.
Our App release two will also be made in the next few days, so watch out for an update notification in the app stores. It will have more shades of colour to enhance the visibility of better times for carbon intensity.
We have recently presented the Carbon Tracer and Carbon Portal at two conferences in London, which has given us a chance to liaise with others in the industry and exchange ideas and information.
An interesting app we’ve seen is the Electricity Map which shows the instantaneous carbon intensity in a number of regions across the world where this information is available. Users of the WPD Carbon Tracer app may be interested in checking it out as it has some very informative features and a nice user interface.
You can find it at: https://www.electricitymap.org
Please let us have your comments on any of the above via our innovation mailbox at: wpdinnovation@westernpower.co.uk.
Do you live in an area which doesn’t have much local renewable generation? We are also interested in your views.
Our Carbon Portal API service is now in testing and following feedback from potential users we have also added to the set of calls we will be supporting.
Our App release two will also be made in the next few days, so watch out for an update notification in the app stores. It will have more shades of colour to enhance the visibility of better times for carbon intensity.
We have recently presented the Carbon Tracer and Carbon Portal at two conferences in London, which has given us a chance to liaise with others in the industry and exchange ideas and information.
An interesting app we’ve seen is the Electricity Map which shows the instantaneous carbon intensity in a number of regions across the world where this information is available. Users of the WPD Carbon Tracer app may be interested in checking it out as it has some very informative features and a nice user interface.
You can find it at: https://www.electricitymap.org
Please let us have your comments on any of the above via our innovation mailbox at: wpdinnovation@westernpower.co.uk.
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