GRIDRADARGB SYSTEM INTELLIGENCE
CONNECTINGLIVE SYSTEM WARNING FEED
CONTINUOUS MONITOR / GREAT BRITAIN

When the grid needs help.

Explore published electricity margin warnings, emergency assistance notices and demand-reduction alerts. Rolling historical coverage, updated automatically.

Elexon BMRS · official SYSWARN noticesLOOKBACK · LAST 30 DAYS
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How to read this dashboard: a published warning or emergency assistance request is evidence of operational action — not a quantified probability of blackouts. An assistance volume is not equivalent to a national power shortfall. A day with several notice updates is counted as one notice day.

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INCIDENT EVIDENCE / FOUR INDEPENDENT CHECKS

How stressed was the system?

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NOT A BLACKOUT RISK SCORE
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Warning notices, system frequency and de-rated margin forecasts describe different aspects of the electricity system. They cannot be combined into a reliable probability of power cuts.

01 / HISTORY

Notice activity over time

Published notices per day, not power outages

Margin / demand Assistance

Click any highlighted bar to inspect notices from that date. Every bar represents published messages, not independent incidents.

02 / CONTEXT

What do the notices mean?

NO RISK SCORE
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The feed can establish when warnings were issued. It cannot, on its own, measure how close the grid came to losing supply.

03 / PUBLISHED RECORDS

Latest relevant notices

Source: Elexon BMRS SYSWARN. Times shown in UK local time.

04 / MEASURED SYSTEM FREQUENCY

How close to frequency limits?

50 Hz nominal · 49.8 Hz lower operational reference · 49.5 Hz statutory lower limit

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Frequency readings are fetched automatically for the selected day.

Automatic measured frequency query; no synthetic measurements.

Frequency is a national measure, while some incidents are caused by regional transmission constraints. A frequency trace alone cannot prove how close a region came to losing power.

05 / HISTORICAL REFERENCE

All notice days in the last 30 days

Every matching UK publication date in your selected lookback, sourced from the live Elexon SYSWARN feed. Select a day above or here to examine its frequency and margin data.

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06 / SOURCES & METHODS

Where the data comes from

PUBLIC OFFICIAL SOURCES
Elexon LOLPDRM de-rated margin forecast ↗ — shown for the selected warning only where published, not a measure of actual reserve or regional transmission headroom.
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Method: results are selected using the publication timestamp, not the period to which a warning relates. Related notice updates are grouped by their UK calendar date; this is not a formal incident-level grouping. Automatic refresh runs every five minutes while this page is open; it is not a background alerting service. Partial outages are labelled and never silently treated as zero events. No invented measurements, assistance volumes or blackout probability are shown.