What is real here
Hourly Dubai temperature, apparent temperature, humidity, wind and cloud cover from the Open-Meteo public API, stored in the CoolGrid database with the time they were retrieved, plus the derived cooling demand index.
LIVE DEMONSTRATION ENVIRONMENT
This page runs against a working backend. Hourly weather for Dubai is pulled from the public Open-Meteo API and stored, then a deterministic model converts each real hour into plant behaviour for three demonstration sites. Reload it tomorrow and the numbers will have changed, because the weather did.
Observed temperature
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Awaiting data
Relative humidity
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Open-Meteo hourly observation
Cooling demand index
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Unknown
Peak index next 72h
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From the public weather forecast
The cooling demand index is CoolGrid's own derived signal from real temperature and humidity. It is a demonstration metric, not a published or certified index.
REAL DATA · OPEN-METEO
Stored — (GST)
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AI LAYER · GROUNDED IN THIS PAGE'S DATA
CoolGrid's value is not the chart — it is the interpretation. The briefing below is produced by an AI model each hour from the live weather and estate telemetry on this page, and you can interrogate the same data directly.
AI OPERATIONS BRIEFING
Analysing the current estate against live weather…
ASK THE OPERATIONS ASSISTANT
Question the same data the briefing used. Answers are grounded in the estate readings and Dubai weather shown above.
SIMULATED DATA · NOT A CUSTOMER DEPLOYMENT
No district cooling operator's plant is connected to CoolGrid. Every load, temperature and kilowatt-hour below is generated by a physical model from the real ambient conditions, so the platform logic can be demonstrated honestly before any pilot data exists.
Downtown Dubai · 42,000 TR installed · CG-DEMO-01
Current load
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No readings yet
Peak load (72h)
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Highest simulated hour
Average delta-T
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Chilled water return minus supply
Energy intensity
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Simulated plant average
Simulated telemetry is being generated from the latest weather.
Signals CoolGrid would raise
Hourly Dubai temperature, apparent temperature, humidity, wind and cloud cover from the Open-Meteo public API, stored in the CoolGrid database with the time they were retrieved, plus the derived cooling demand index.
All plant load, chilled-water temperatures, capacity utilisation and electricity. The three sites are illustrative and do not correspond to any real building, operator, or portfolio.
In a pilot, the simulated layer is replaced by your own metered data through the partner portal, and the same signals are computed against real plant behaviour.
The pilot pathway is a structured four-stage process: application received, scoping call, data review, and agreed pilot scope. You can see exactly where your application sits at each step.