Design posters showcasing your country's electrical grid
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#2I was really hoping these would be propaganda posters for (or against) your country’s grid.
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#3I was really hoping these would be propaganda posters for (or against) your country’s grid.
Well, I know Africa is sparsely populated but the poster really puts it into perspective.
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#4Those are really cool!
I was thinking of printing one that's like the California example (https://github.com/open-energy-transition/grid2poster/blob/m...). Where do people print posters nowadays?
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#5Really nice and OET is great
For north america also look at this https://geovizzydesigns.myportfolio.com/electricity-grid-of-... , more complete only in the US since not rely on OSM
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#6I see two examples, India and Africa. Both of which look great but Africa is not a country.
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#7I see two examples, India and Africa. Both of which look great but Africa is not a country.
Neither is California. So?
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#8Somewhat related:
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#9I was really hoping these would be propaganda posters for (or against) your country’s grid.
Didn't know that's "a topic", although funnily enough, it has been on my mind lately. The impetus being households increasingly adopting solar, and batteries improving at a better pace finally.
I wondered if there might come a time in the somewhat near future, where people would decide to disconnect from the grid for good, eventually resulting in large parts of the electrical grid becoming unnecessary (possibly alongside related jobs) and being removed.
I then ran a calculation on our own electricity use vs. production, and came to my senses. Still, personally, I think it would be great if it became possible one day. Just really unsure how it would, based on our own data.
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#10I see two examples, India and Africa. Both of which look great but Africa is not a country.
> Grid2Poster supports countries, states, provinces and continents, as well as predefined regions.