Highs within the available archive, not all-time records
Partial week · 6 calendar dates. Declared reporting window: 2026-09-23–2026-09-28 (inclusive). Day boundaries were not preserved. A calendar-date span does not establish complete source-interval coverage. No original report-specific interval-completeness evidence was preserved.
These are archived daily-average highs for that reporting window, not live peaks or a complete historical record. Original figures and dates are preserved.
The original report definition is not fully preserved. Do not assume this archive uses the current live metric definition.
Archived daily-average high
Current measured 7-day high: about 3.4 GW average solar output on Saturday 26 September, based on the available historical generation feed.
Why this record matters
Solar records matter because solar reshapes the daytime grid, often lowering gas demand through the middle of bright days.
Source notes
- Solar is highly seasonal and time-of-day dependent.
- Future versions should distinguish daily averages from midday peak solar output.
- Historical solar highs are not a forecast for today or an electricity-price signal.
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