Port of Valencia · onshore power supply · model v0.2.1
Public port-call data, turned into an hourly shore-power demand curve for Valencia.
Every merchant call since January 2021, taken from the Port Authority's own community system, resolved ship by ship through an evidence waterfall into the megawatts a port has to contract, store or build for.
Headline figures
- Annual energy
- 193GWh
- Low 125 · High 563 · FuelEU set 175
- Mean demand
- 22.0MW
- P80 26.6 MW
- P95 hour
- 32.1MW
- P99 36.7 MW · a contract sizing anchor
- Peak hour
- 46.1MW
- Mon 16 Jun 2025, 20:00 · 21 h above 40 MW
- Port calls
- 36,689
- 35,553 in the model after cleaning
- Vessels
- 3,392
- merged on IMO across renames
Three ways in
Read it, run it, check it.
Report
The written case: what public data exists, the fleet that calls, how long ships stay, the demand curve, and what it means for batteries and grid contracts.
Read the report 02Scenario workspace
The model recomputed in your browser from 35,553 visits: adoption case, power level, supply cap and battery, per-vessel overrides, A/B compare, and a Gridcog CSV export.
Open the workspace 03Method and data
The register schema, size imputation for unregistered container ships, the category models reconciled against TNO 2025 R12590, and the draft export format.
See the methodHow it works
From a port-call record to a kW column.
- Source
PCS calls
36,689 calls with actual arrival and departure to the minute, terminal operator and liner service.
valenciaportpcs.net - Structure
Registers
Vessel, port, terminal, berth, connection and visit registers, keyed on IMO.
3,392 vessels · 22 terminals - Power
Evidence waterfall
- 1 Manual override
- 2 Measured, this port
- 3 Measured elsewhere
- 4 Category model
- 5 Installed × factor
- Scenarios
Adoption × power
Four adoption cases by three power levels, with P50 to P99 capacity and unmet energy above a cap.
4 × 3 cases · hourly - Output
Gridcog export
Start-of-interval kW and kWh in local time and UTC, split by category and terminal.
CSV · XLSX · 60 or 15 min