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I found a cool project called Tracarbon the other day.
They do a lot of what this project does, but I discoered that they use a data feed from what appears to a French grid operator for free, hourly, average carbon intensity data.
Broken down, and in pseudo code that request is largely
https://odre.opendatasoft.com/api/records/1.0/search/ # our API path
dataset=eco2mix-national-t # use this dataset
rows=1 # just give us one row for the next 30mins
facet=taux_co2 # we want taux_co2 (I'm not sure what the french is here - presumably total CO2?)
facet=date_heure # filter by time
refine.date=2022-09-25 # we need to pass the date we are querying for
refine.heure=18:30 # we also need to pass the hour and minute.
You need to send data in UTC time.
Presumably, we could use the Carbon Intensity UK provider as a reference point, as that is similarly tied to a specific country / location
I found a cool project called Tracarbon the other day.
They do a lot of what this project does, but I discoered that they use a data feed from what appears to a French grid operator for free, hourly, average carbon intensity data.
https://www.rte-france.com/eco2mix
Here's the code we'd need to implement in Golang to provide the numbers in an exporter for France
https://github.com/fvaleye/tracarbon/blob/main/tracarbon/locations/country.py#L113
And here's an example of the data returned in a request:
https://odre.opendatasoft.com/api/records/1.0/search/?dataset=eco2mix-national-tr
I haven't looked into the geographical or temporal resolution for this, nor the licensing, but it looks to be around hourly.
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