·A plant or remote pin opens one build card. The hover card is a short teaser, so the old pair of different-sized popups does not stay open.

·The card uses the same ASIC menu as a methane site. The count cannot pass the kilowatts the file supports. Optimistic hashprice stays labelled, with the network-derived rate beside it. Power price starts at the site-wide 0.04 USD/kWh and is editable. Zero is not used. No generator and no carbon credit are added.

·A wind, solar, hydro, or tidal plant uses its file nameplate times that province’s 2025 generation divided by its 2024 capacity. The factor is the province total, not a meter on the plant. If 2025 generation exceeded the 2024 capacity, the build uses the nameplate. Biomass, pumped storage, and other plants are not given a payback, because that capacity factor is not in the table.

·A remote community uses recorded annual fossil generation when the file has it, capped by recorded fossil capacity, otherwise recorded renewable or fossil kilowatts. That is recorded output, not spare power. A fuel price in dollars per litre is shown and is not used as a power price.

·Infrastructure points, province shades, and hydrokinetic polygons stay one map card. The hydrokinetic file does not publish kilowatts, so no miner build is sized there.

·The home line now counts 2,611 methane sites, 1,049 renewable plants, and 276 remote communities. “No grid draw” stays with waste methane.

·On a phone, the install banner hides while the Layers drawer, the Filters drawer, a site card, or an energy card is open, and it returns when they close.

·The Give A Bit wordmark is in the footer again (`public/images/giveabit-logo.png`). The mark and the marketing avatar are restored with it.

·`live-stats.json` now reports version 2.15.0. The methane counts are unchanged: 2,611 sites, 2,588 with reported CH₄, 675 high-confidence. The generator wrote the file. `npm run version` was not run.

·Province shades and the emission, revenue, and renewable choropleths use the 2021 Census cartographic boundaries. Statistics Canada generalized them. Parts under 100 km² are dropped. A rectangle is used only if that file fails to load.

·Hydrokinetic open water (81) and possible water (59) are clickable polygons from the official shapefile. A click names the river and the community. Ice is not painted. The community coordinate is not a second pin. The query service still returns no rings.

·Coastlines and river strokes are drawn a little heavier so the shapes read under the pins. The on-map legend is a short row of names, so it no longer covers the southern provinces.

Changelog