Calculate power tariff cost based on power offtake and subscribed capacity data.
Note: Power tariffs apply to periods of time (such as weeks, months or years). If the provided offtake or subscribed capacity data does not cover full tariff periods, the calculation will apply the tariff rules as if the supplied data represented the full period. In this case, the cost will reflect the peak offtake, resp. subscribed capacity observed within the passed time range.
E.g. if you only pass 24 hours of offtake data for a tariff with a peak power fee component that is calculated on a monthly basis, the calculation will just use the highest x peaks observed within that 24 hour period to calculate the peak power that goes into the peak power fee cost calculation.
UUID of the power tariff to calculate the cost with.
"123e4567-e89b-12d3-a456-426614174000"
Power offtake timeseries data in kW.
Only relevant if the tariff contains peak power fees or overdraft penalties.
Note that the timeseries is defined by:
This is done to keep the payload size as small as possible, as well as to avoid gaps and resolution mismatches.
Subscribed capacities ("abonnerad effekt") in kW over time. Only relevant if the tariff contains subscription fees or overdraft penalties.