Notice activity over time
Published notices per day, not power outages
Click any highlighted bar to inspect notices from that date. Every bar represents published messages, not independent incidents.
Explore published electricity margin warnings, emergency assistance notices and demand-reduction alerts. Rolling historical coverage, updated automatically.
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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.
Published notices per day, not power outages
Click any highlighted bar to inspect notices from that date. Every bar represents published messages, not independent incidents.
The feed can establish when warnings were issued. It cannot, on its own, measure how close the grid came to losing supply.
Source: Elexon BMRS SYSWARN. Times shown in UK local time.
50 Hz nominal · 49.8 Hz lower operational reference · 49.5 Hz statutory lower limit
Frequency readings are fetched automatically for the selected day.
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.
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.
Automatically queried for notices within the selected 30, 60, 90, 180 or 365 days. Each record has publication time, warning type and text.
API documentation ↗ELEXON · FREQAutomatically retrieved historical measurements for a six-hour window around the selected notice. Availability can vary.
API documentation ↗NESO · 14 OCT 2026Independent context for 9 and 12 October: wind, frequency, transmission restrictions and emergency assistance.
NESO incident statement ↗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.