09/03/2026
ππ to the 2024 Solar Eclipse!
Two years later, we still think this is one of the coolest examples of eGauge data in action.
During the eclipse here in Colorado, our eGauge meter captured the impact in real time. As the eclipse reached approximately 65% coverage, solar energy generation dropped right along with it. πβ‘
The data even shows the smooth, symmetrical transition as the moon moved in front of the sun, reaching peak coverage around 12:40 p.m. MT before generation began climbing again.
Itβs a pretty incredible look at nature captured through real-time energy data.
Learn more about eGauge energy monitoring at www.egauge.net.