Not seen this before with Agile - anyone else know why?

Bit more sun over in the east, and managed one day when we had negative prices which "cost" me -£0.48 for 47.85kWh including the standing charge (car was empty)!

Admittedly, as my PV is still on FiT, other than storing and using the excess, there's not much I can do. Recent "free" periods from Octopus have usually coincided with ultra-low or negative prices, meaning...

Managed 4.39p using similar tactics!

Slightly lower today than you I suspect, though I have 0.19kW more capacity. Installed in 2012. Cleaned once last year (very little lichen build up).

Today was best day of the year so far for me and an almost perfect curve, just a couple of clouds around lunchtime. Max output at 1.86kW/2.29kW.

18th has been my best day to date this year, 12.994kWh from 2.29kW installed. Lovely curve! Peak at 1.848kW so still some way to go to max out. 16th was not so good over here in the East.

Don't know but would suspect it does, as all domestic PV would have been MCS accredited so there's a central record of capacity. Capacity is, I assume, the yellow line at the top of the chart (same for the wind one too, which is ~23GW).

This design won the RIBA/National Grid design competition in 2011. Is this not under consideration or would it not support 275/400kV lines?

Nice sunrise here too!

And that's even with Torness 2 slowly coming back online...

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Not too shabby here, either!

Indeed, although even up to last week, one half of Sizewell B was meant to be back online tomorrow, however both units are now quoting early Dec (via EDF's website - www.edfenergy.com/energy/power...), and others stating mid-Dec. At least wind is likely to pick up by the weekend.

Or this one...

And a dusting in Lincolnshire