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Join a forward-thinking company that leverages cutting-edge technology to deliver real-time power flow analysis and forecasting. As part of a dynamic team, you will work with advanced machine learning algorithms to process vast amounts of electricity grid data. Your role will involve developing models that ensure data accuracy and performance, while also contributing to innovative solutions for anomaly detection and forecasting. This is an exciting opportunity to make a significant impact in the energy sector, using your skills to enhance the reliability and efficiency of electricity grids worldwide.
Enterprise-grade proprietary data platform performing
real-time power flow analysis and forecasting at a global scale.
The Electricity Maps platform processes and aggregates live electricity grid data, including energy production, consumption, and electricity flows. It leverages advanced machine learning algorithms and extensive integrations with grid operators worldwide to provide highly accurate calculations. The platform dynamically models electricity flows using the flow-tracing methodology.
The platform integrates with over 100 grid operators worldwide and collaborates with market operators and weather providers to power its forecasting engine. This results in the ingestion of billions of datapoints every day.
Highlights
Data from grid operators can sometimes be delayed, missing, or incorrect. Specialized anomaly detection algorithms identify incorrect data, which is then updated using machine learning-based synthetic data models, maintaining high data accuracy and availability.
Continuous automatic data validation removes invalid data and replaces it with synthetic estimates.
Multiple machine learning-based models generate synthetic data during data delays, gaps, or invalid entries.
The platform forecasts the grid's state, including electricity flows, day-ahead prices, electricity mix, and carbon intensity, up to 72 hours ahead. This is achieved through regression and tree-based methods, which are regularly retrained and backtested to ensure optimal performance.
Forecast models are continuously retrained, backtested, and monitored in real-time.
Performance metrics are available via a dedicated dashboard for customers.
To attribute emissions accurately, the platform traces the origin of electricity, accounting for transmission line effects. This ensures emissions are linked to the actual power plants, not just the consumption location. On average, over 10% of emissions are from imported electricity, with errors ranging from 10-15% up to 90%.
Since 2016, the flow-tracing methodology has been peer-reviewed and is recognized globally.