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Data for Belarus (BY) 🇧🇾 #934
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Yes go ahead!
…On Tue 19 Dec 2017 at 18:02, Alex ***@***.***> wrote:
After user @admetny <https://github.com/admetny> has opened a pull
request #931 <electricitymaps/electricitymaps#931> with
Belarusian capacities, I was curious and started looking for some more
information.
Seems like only the *system load* for Belarus is available as image
(useless for now) on the website of its grid operator:
http://www.odu.by/
[image: image]
<https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25743609/34166454-3ebdcf7c-e4df-11e7-968a-1ca5df3880ca.png>
There is another interesting website http://operby.com/sejchas-v-oes
The authors seems to be two dispatchers of grid operators! The site
publishes all kinds of technical articles and information about how the
grid works etc.
These people also appear to have a related and quite active twitter
account: https://twitter.com/operby
@corradio <https://github.com/corradio> Maybe we can ask them via
twitter, whether the information we need is published somewhere or if there
is a way it could be published in the future?!
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Hi, I added update for README. Please, verify. http://www.odu.by/ - is dispatcher company of Belarus electricity network. Picture you've found is auto-generated, so theoretically they are able to provide real-time info about consumption. I don't think that someone else is able to provide this info. Some info can be found on the site of National Statistical Committee, like http://www.belstat.gov.by/ofitsialnaya-statistika/realny-sector-ekonomiki/energeticheskaya-statistika/operativnye-dannye_3/balans-elektricheskoi-energii/ http://belenergo.by/ (http://www.energo.by) - state-owned electricity holding company Belenergo. Major electricity producer in Belarus (> 98% of generation). "operby" is unofficial account of the Head of Press Center of Belenergo. |
Belarus has interconnections with Lithuania, Russia and Ukraine only. |
@admetny thank you for the additional information! BY-RU is available here: http://br.so-ups.ru/Public/MainPage.aspx I suggest waiting for a possible reply from Belenergo, I'll send them a message. Maybe that's the easier way. |
CO2: On your opinion, is it real number? |
Privet @admetny ! For CO2 it should be Mton, definitely! I found and a table with the same numbers and this on top: So I think this is only related to non-CO2-emissions. |
I guess, you are right about CO. In this case kton is correct. |
Any luck with contacting Belenergo guys? Maybe we could implement some of the exchanges that Belarus has with neighboring countries? |
@systemcatch Sorry, have not yet contacted them! Will do this tomorrow and will keep you updated! |
@alixunderplatz any news here? |
We could now use OCR to extract the system load of Belarus. They added the value in MW to the load graph image :) Still, no fuel types are given, but electricity is almost entirely from gas (>97%) We could use |
Hi, I understand that there is no data in Belarus? |
Hi Dima, Things are getting worse with open data in Belarus. No live data, but can update installed capacity if necessary (1 NPP VVER-1200 unit was commissioned and minor changes for another types). |
Thanks for all the valuable information shared here! 🙌 We're closing this issue and adding to our main issue for missing countries as it doesn't currently seem possible to build a real-time parser given the data provided here. |
After user @admetny has opened a pull request #931 with Belarusian capacities, I was curious and started looking for some more information.
Seems like only the system load for Belarus is available as image (useless for now) on the website of its grid operator:
http://www.odu.by/
There is another interesting website http://operby.com/sejchas-v-oes
The authors seems to be two dispatchers of grid operators! The site publishes all kinds of technical articles and information about how the grid works etc.
These people also appear to have a related and quite active twitter account: https://twitter.com/operby
@corradio Maybe we can ask them via twitter, whether the information we need is published somewhere or if there is a way it could be published in the future?!
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