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Voltaic Grid Operations Dashboard Template
Voltaic monitors 24-hour system demand, a 14-unit generation fleet, a 345/138 kV one-line schematic, market settlement, and outage coordination.
Voltaic is a single-file HTML dashboard template for electric grid operations. It models a balancing authority control desk, VLT-1, across five numbered views: Load, Generation, Grid Schematic, Market, and Outages. The sidebar fixes the operating context: 3.2 GW peak capability, 14 generating units, and 41 substations.
The Load view plots actual demand against the day-ahead forecast with a plus-or-minus 2.5% error band, an hour-by-hour scrubber, a 16.1% reserve margin against a 7.0% floor, and standing alarms with acknowledge buttons. Generation stacks the 24-hour mix and lands renewables at 54.8% of demand, beside a unit commitment table whose footer closes the balance: 2,563 MW of supply against 2,563 MW of demand. The Grid Schematic renders a clickable 345/138 kV one-line diagram with live line loadings. Market settles the trading day at $1,564,490 across day-ahead purchases, real-time balancing, congestion, losses, and ancillary services. Outages coordinates 6 tickets on a 30-day timeline with 3 active deratings.
What is inside Voltaic
- 24-hour demand chart, actual versus day-ahead forecast, with a plus-or-minus 2.5% error band and an hour scrubber
- Reserve margin panel showing 412 MW of operating reserve at 16.1% of load against a 7.0% requirement floor
- Standing alarms list with priority classes, timestamps, and acknowledge buttons that append to the shift log
- Unit commitment table for 14 units with capacity, output, load percentage, and status columns
- Clickable 345/138 kV one-line schematic with element detail, loadings up to 85% of rating, and an area balance check
- Market view with day-ahead versus real-time hub prices and a settlement table netting $1,564,490 for the trading day
- Congestion cost breakdown across 4 interfaces, led by the North Tie 345 at $18,240
- 30-day outage timeline with planned and forced events, plus active derating cards for 3 units
Specifications
| Format | Single self-contained HTML file; zero dependencies, no build step |
|---|---|
| Theme | Copper Bone |
| Mood | Light |
| Category | Operations |
| Price | $6.99, one-time |
Who Voltaic is for
Voltaic gives grid dispatchers the demand curve, the reserve margin, and the standing alarms list, with acknowledge buttons for events like the Ashford-Metro East circuit loading at 85% of rating.
Generation desk operators work the unit commitment table, checking output and load percentage for all 14 units and inspecting derates such as Whitcomb Ridge at 270 of 320 MW.
Energy traders read the day-ahead versus real-time price chart, the flagged price events, and congestion cost by interface, led by $18,240 on the North Tie 345.
Outage coordinators plan the 30-day timeline, separating planned outages from forced events and tracking the 42 forced events analyzed in the trailing quarter.
When to reach for it
Voltaic fits a control desk whose shift handover depends on printed SCADA summaries and a spreadsheet of derates. The alarms list, commitment table, and derating cards put the shift state on one screen.
Pick it when you are prototyping energy operations software and need a console that utility people recognize, down to the one-line diagram and the HE 15 hour-ending convention.
Pick it for training and simulation: the scrubber, schematic element detail, and balance check make it a working teaching model of how supply closes against demand.
Frequently asked questions
Is the one-line diagram interactive?
Yes, the one-line diagram is interactive. Every generator, bus, line, transformer, and load center on the schematic is clickable and keyboard-focusable. Selecting an element opens a detail panel with ratings, loading, and operator notes. Loading at or above 85% of rating renders in the copper accent color.
Can I connect Voltaic to live telemetry?
Yes, you can connect Voltaic to live telemetry. The demo data lives in JavaScript arrays and objects inside the file, structured by view. Replace those with fetch calls to your historian or SCADA API and the charts, tables, and schematic render from whatever the feed returns.
Does the market view follow a real ISO format?
Yes, the market view follows common ISO conventions: hour-ending labels, day-ahead versus real-time LMP, a settlement summary with energy, congestion, losses, and ancillary lines, and a net settlement figure marked provisional and subject to true-up.
Is Voltaic free?
No, Voltaic is a premium template at $6.99. The full live preview, including the schematic and market views, is available before purchase. Six templates elsewhere in the catalog are free.
