Reading the SADI: open indicators
Curated panels on Argentina’s interconnected grid, built only from open public data. Each one answers a question, shows its method, and carries my current reading.
Una galería de indicadores del SADI construida solo con datos públicos abiertos (licencia CC BY 4.0). Cada panel responde una pregunta, se actualiza cuando se publican datos nuevos e incluye mi lectura, con fecha y estado. Los datos no se ofrecen para descargar: quien los necesite puede obtenerlos en las fuentes citadas en cada panel.
Panels
Demand and weather, 2001–2026
How much each degree of heat or cold moves electricity demand, by sector, and how that changed in 25 years.
New · the grid became four to five times more sensitive to the weather
Four decades of peak demand
The grid’s maximum demand since 1980, how fast it grew, and when the yearly peak moved from winter to summer.
New · summer has led every year since 2014
Coming next
A monthly demand forecast published before each month and scored against the official figures · weather sensitivity by province · industry through its electricity use.
How these panels work
- Open data only. Every series behind these panels is published under an open license by the Argentine government’s open data portal or by the other public sources listed on each panel.
- To consult, not to download. The panels show the data and the author’s analysis of them, but do not offer files to download. Anyone who needs the data can obtain it from the sources cited on each panel.
- Updated with the sources. When a source publishes a new month, the panel is recalculated.
- With a reading. Below each panel, my current interpretation, dated, with its status. When new data change it, the change is recorded.
- Monthly, not hourly. The open sources are monthly. The hourly analyses are in the publications, which present only the author’s own results.