New live Outage tracker system.

[Rennhack]

We've just rolled out a major update to the NukeWorker homepage. While the new "Situation Room" layout looks great, the real power lies in the deep industry intelligence these tools now provide at a single glance.

Master the Outage Season with Predictive Intelligence
The Nuclear Fleet Outage Tracker is more than just a list—it's your command center for outage planning and industry trends.

• Predictive Scheduling: Don't just look at what's happening now. Access our predictive models and 18-month historical & future scheduling data to stay ahead of the next outage season.
• Grid Capacity Analysis: Track the real-time Grid Capacity % across the entire US fleet to understand how power levels are shifting in response to seasonal demands.
• Operational Milestones: Our tracker now monitors Breaker-to-Breaker (B2B) runs, highlighting units that have achieved continuous operation for over 15 months.
• Deep Status Tracking: Drill down into units that are Offline, in Coastdown, or in Startup mode to get a granular view of fleet transitions.

Real-Time Fleet Visibility
The US Reactor Power Status Map has been integrated directly into your dashboard, providing an interactive, live visual of every commercial reactor in the country.

• Interactive Overlays: View the exact power level and status of every plant with a single click.
• Smart Filtering: Quickly identify which units are at reduced power or in an active outage.
• Facility Deep-Dives: Seamlessly navigate from the map to detailed facility specs, ownership data, and technical licensing info.

Standardized for Efficiency
We've streamlined the navigation to ensure you can reach these deep datasets faster. Primary actions for Detailed Fleet Status and Full Map Expansion are now anchored in the top-right of every widget, giving you a clean, professional dashboard on both desktop and mobile.

https://www.nukeworker.com/outages/

[Rennhack]

I've added a toggle on the homepage map, so that it defaults to "Reduced power & outages", and can toggle the "full power" units on or off.