[–] hnaccount_rng 3y ago ↗ Does anyone know what the consumption number refers to? Daily? Weekly? Yearly? [–] MrMid 3y ago ↗ Yearly. See the tooltips in table headers. [–] bootsmann 3y ago ↗ Annual consumption, it declares so when you hover over it.
[–] netfortius 3y ago ↗ I looked at the "all" timeline graph for France here [1]. Could someone explain why the big jump ~2012 ?[1] https://agsi.gie.eu/data-overview/graphs/FR [–] AnAfrican 3y ago ↗ The "added" capacity is close to Storengy's total capacity.My guess is that the chart is missing pre-2012 data on those sites.
[–] AnAfrican 3y ago ↗ The "added" capacity is close to Storengy's total capacity.My guess is that the chart is missing pre-2012 data on those sites.
[–] AlbertoGP 3y ago ↗ Germany: stored 239.64, consumption per year 905.30 ⇒ 239×12/903 ≃ 3.17 monthsSpain: stored 32.99, consumption per year 338.99 ⇒ 32×12/338 ≃ 1.17 monthsHowever, the “Stock/Cons” column, annotated with “Filling level compared to annual consumption”, shows this:Germany: 26.47 ⇒ 26.47×12 ≃ 317.64 monthsSpain: 9.73 ⇒ 9.73×12 ≃ 116.76 monthsWhat did I misunderstand? [–] scraptor 3y ago ↗ Stock/Cons is in percent, if you divide your 317 months by 100 you get the expected result. [–] AlbertoGP 3y ago ↗ Ah, thanks! I thought it was a ratio. I should have noticed the % symbol in the column header.
[–] scraptor 3y ago ↗ Stock/Cons is in percent, if you divide your 317 months by 100 you get the expected result. [–] AlbertoGP 3y ago ↗ Ah, thanks! I thought it was a ratio. I should have noticed the % symbol in the column header.
[–] AlbertoGP 3y ago ↗ Ah, thanks! I thought it was a ratio. I should have noticed the % symbol in the column header.
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My guess is that the chart is missing pre-2012 data on those sites.
Spain: stored 32.99, consumption per year 338.99 ⇒ 32×12/338 ≃ 1.17 months
However, the “Stock/Cons” column, annotated with “Filling level compared to annual consumption”, shows this:
Germany: 26.47 ⇒ 26.47×12 ≃ 317.64 months
Spain: 9.73 ⇒ 9.73×12 ≃ 116.76 months
What did I misunderstand?