Plot the carbon intensity time serise #112
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Makes use of our 'output' and the 'forecast' to plot a timeseries of the CI alongside highlights for the CI of running now or running at the optimal time.
We may want to think about this a bit (it's a big package) and the version number is a guess, but let's get the tests running for now.
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Just a proof of concept for now, but plots the CI forecast time series alongside our planned run times.
Currently looks like this:
I think the optimal and now plots (green and red, respectively) are 30 mins out. Or background data is 30 mins out. Anyhow, this is a start.