Jack Kelly

We had 10 solar PV panels installed on our roof in south-east London back in 2022.

My family is finally getting over whooping cough.

Four years ago, I wrote a blog post on Using computing to fix climate change.

TL;DR: To enable many more people to train machine learning models on large, dense, multidimensional datasets (like weather and satellite datasets), I’m planning to dedicate several days a week (starting in September) to helping to speed up Zarr.

I’d like to propose that there are two broad “levels” of applying machine learning to solar power forecasting.

If you’d like to use computer science to help mitigate climate change, then check out these resources: ClimateChange.AI - All about using AI to mitigate and adapt to climate change.

Here’s an animated map of UK PV power generation on the day of the UK power cuts on 2019-08-09.

Solar PV mapping is a sub-project of our PV nowcasting project.

At Open Climate Fix, we’re about to start work on our solar electricity (PV) nowcasting project.

I’m building a non-profit called Open Climate Fix, entirely focused on using open-science to help fix climate change ASAP.