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GB Grid Relations
August 2026

Who appears in supply, who appears in accepted actions, and how those recorded actions are distributed.

August 2026, with separately defined source clocks. The archive selection was fixed on 2 September; later source revisions are not substituted.

01 / System roles

Supply composition and accepted-action composition answer different questions.

FUELHH supply record

Share of the signed recorded generation sum, including net interconnector and pumped-storage values.

GB settlement dates: 1-31 August.
UTC interval: 31 July 23:00 to 31 August 23:00.

Gas28.3%
Wind24.1%
Nuclear18.1%
Interconnectors14.6%
Biomass10.8%
Other3.2%
Hydro1.1%
Coal0.0%
Oil0.0%
Pumped storage-0.2%

BOALF accepted actions

Share of observed event keys by frozen BM-unit category. One event key is counted once.

Earliest observed segment: August UTC.
Selected event records may extend across the month boundary.

Storage-classified36.5%
Secondary Bmu24.6%
Unclassified16.8%
Other9.9%
Gas5.3%
Wind3.7%
Pumped storage1.9%
Hydro1.2%
Biomass0.2%

Supply is not an action-count denominator. These distributions cannot be subtracted to measure who contributes more. Bar lengths are scaled separately within each distribution; printed percentages name the values.

02 / A defined BM-unit group

One group can appear at different sizes under different measures.

The frozen high-confidence storage classification contains 69 identifiers; 53 have selected action records. This is not a census of all GB batteries or proof of physical identity throughout August.

Accepted-action count

Group event keys / all observed event keys

36.5%

97,830 / 268,210

An event key is BMU + acceptance number. Its earliest segment observed in the selected files starts in the August UTC window. This is not a certificate of the event's global first segment.

Recorded segment-start coordinates

Group start coordinates / all observed start coordinates

30.3%

34,233 / 112,935

Distinct BMU + settlement date + starting settlement period, from the same selected events. Segments are not expanded into every period they cross; this is not duration, occupancy or service participation.

Absolute-endpoint area

Group endpoint-area MWh / all selected endpoint-area MWh

3.9%

120,728.4 / 3,059,783.5

Sum of (|start MW| + |end MW|) / 2 multiplied by segment hours, including retained cross-month segments. A trajectory approximation, not metered delivery or strictly within-month energy. Per-BMU areas are rounded before the share is formed.

Three separate denominators. No addition, subtraction, contribution ranking or combined score follows from placing these percentages together. Action count is not elapsed participation, and endpoint area is not physical delivery.

03 / Within the selected month

The group's recorded action-count share, day by day.

Each point uses its own day's event-key denominator. Date follows the earliest observed segment in UTC. A monthly share is a ratio of monthly counts, not the average of these percentages.

100%50%0%1 Aug16 Aug31 Aug
Daily counts and denominators
UTC dateGroup eventsAll eventsShare
Aug 013,2688,43738.7%
Aug 021,6043,67843.6%
Aug 033,9729,74340.8%
Aug 044,04012,39632.6%
Aug 054,34111,94936.3%
Aug 063,3008,63238.2%
Aug 072,7409,21729.7%
Aug 082,71310,41726.0%
Aug 093,2198,99335.8%
Aug 103,4899,27437.6%
Aug 113,75610,26536.6%
Aug 123,4869,09338.3%
Aug 132,2315,12343.5%
Aug 142,5426,25940.6%
Aug 152,1665,88736.8%
Aug 162,6956,11344.1%
Aug 173,9089,93739.3%
Aug 184,10610,99037.4%
Aug 192,9538,05336.7%
Aug 203,0018,89633.7%
Aug 213,0398,13037.4%
Aug 224,51612,25536.9%
Aug 235,08412,61640.3%
Aug 242,3797,23032.9%
Aug 252,5487,35434.6%
Aug 263,4109,81134.8%
Aug 272,3807,06533.7%
Aug 283,3058,98936.8%
Aug 291,9015,32335.7%
Aug 302,2085,91737.3%
Aug 313,53010,16834.7%

The other two measures use settlement coordinates or segment duration. They are not overlaid on this UTC-date line. No dispatch cause, persistent trend or asset condition is inferred.

04 / Distribution across identifiers

More observed identifiers does not mean an even distribution of actions.

481

BM-unit identifiers with selected events

150.0

Concentration-equivalent identifier count

The second value is 1 / sum(squared event-count shares). It describes the concentration of this count distribution; it is not a count of identified units, independent resources or available replacements.

05 / Where these records stop

Coverage and limits belong beside the relationships.

682,241 BOALF rows / 29,760 FUELHH rows were reopened from the fixed source set.

Source coverage

Both source sets contain a file for every August date. FUELHH contains every August half-hour coordinate for every fuel type encountered. This does not certify omitted upstream categories, embedded generation or whole-event completeness.

Month boundaries

128 retained BOALF segments extend beyond the UTC month. The area measure belongs to the selected action-record set; it is not a strictly clipped August total. Separate clocks are retained rather than silently aligned.

Approximations

Endpoint area is calculated from declared MW endpoints and duration. Signed endpoints and rounding differences are retained in the internal audit. No settlement metering, BMS or SCADA delivery is asserted.

Not measured here

Asset health, wear, cyber exposure, independent reserve paths, dispatch motives and system resilience. Frequency, metering, contracts and disclosures are not silently used as explanations for these charts.