Grid Continuity Status Card
What the public grid lenses can say as of 30 June 2026.
0.22% outside +/-0.2 Hz; 0.000% outside the statutory band in the observed record.
Effective distinct units bearing accepted BM balancing actions. Descriptive, not network redundancy.
Storage appeared frequently, but carried a smaller share of instructed energy
Within the observed Balancing Mechanism records, storage represented 35.8% of accepted actions and 3.2% of instructed energy. The observation is a high-frequency, lower-volume public BM role. It is not evidence of asset fatigue, service quality, total revenue, or internal cycling.
Top accepted-action classes: battery storage 35.8%; secondary BMU 24.1%; unidentified 13.4%. The supply body and the balancing-action body are not the same aggregation.
Nine public lenses clear; data QA remained under review
| Lens | Status | What it records |
|---|---|---|
| Frequency / BOALF / FUELHH | Clear | Observed system frequency, accepted BM actions, and fuel mix records. |
| DCP capability / EAC / absence audit | Clear | Declared capability, contracted-service scope, and public-lens absence checks. |
| B1610 / REMIT / PN | Clear | Lagged metered trace, public outage disclosure, and declared physical intention. |
| Data QA | Warning | Cross-source timing, identity, revision, and maturity checks were not uniformly settled. |
What this observation cannot establish
Not observed internally
Asset health, degradation, fatigue, thermal state, warranty condition, maintenance need, or cause of any public trace.
Not a decision output
Failure prediction, grid-stability verdict, service-delivery assessment, underwriting, credit, investment, dispatch, or control advice.