Open tmrow-bot opened 1 year ago
PEI grid is currently having a really rough time after a hurricane went through, so that's probably why. Data will hopefully come back once they get the physical grid back up :crossed_fingers:
PEI grid is currently having a really rough time after a hurricane went through, so that's probably why. Data will hopefully come back once they get the physical grid back up :crossed_fingers:
Would be interesting to see if Electricity Maps could track grid outages in some way. But I suppose that when the grid is down so is all data reporting...
Closing this as the electricity data is flowing again.
Reopening this as the electricity data is no longer flowing.
Closing this as the electricity data is flowing again.
Reopening this as the electricity data is no longer flowing.
Closing this as the electricity data is flowing again.
Reopening this as the electricity data is no longer flowing.
The webpage at https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/feature/pei-wind-energy as well as Peter Rukavina's https://pei.consuming.ca/ (previous documenter -- I'm not pinging to not disturb them unnecessarily) seem to load data, so I think the data is still available but maybe the API has changed a bit? Current wind production is low (<1 MW) but data is changing over time, so we should have at least something.
Quickly going by the network console when loading the PEI page, I got the following command to return data:
curl --header "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST --data '{"featureName": "WindEnergy", "queryName":"WindEnergy"}' https://wdf.princeedwardisland.ca/api/workflow
I haven't yet dug into how to test the parsers correctly (I last ran them probably 2 years ago?), but at first glance the code we have in PrinceEdwardIsland.py doesn't seem wrong :thinking:
https://storage.googleapis.com/electricitymap-parser-logs/CA-PE.html shows no errors?
I can try and take a look at it but as for the parser logs if the parser don't actually error and return empty data then the logs won't show anything as for code ran just fine.
(this is one of the reasons we have migrated to the new parser classes in most parsers as they handle this).
As for running the parsers the easiest would be to install poetry (and all dependencies) and then run poetry run test_parsers CA-PE
Description
This is an automatic error report generated for Canada Prince Edward Island (CA-PE).
Issues:
production
parserSuggestions
poetry run test_parser CA-PE production
You can see an overview of all parser issues here.