Get Simplified Tariff
Get a simplified, indicative view of a Tariff’s rates over a time range.
The response is a set of rate timeseries, one per (input dataset, rate unit). In each interval, rate is what is paid per kWh of energy on the input (for per-kWh series) or per kW of power peak derived from the input (for per-kW series), in the series’ own currency.
This is an approximation of the tariff’s price shape, meant for heuristics that need a coarse “when is energy cheap/expensive” signal — not for exact cost calculation or optimisation.
Components that don’t fit a simple per-kWh or per-kW rate (fixed fees, spot-price-linked charges, overdraft fees …) are surfaced by name and applicability window in unprojectable_components rather than appearing in the rate timeseries.
Use Calculate Tariff for exact cost calculation, or In Optimisation for using tariffs in optimisation models.
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Path Parameters
Query Parameters
ISO 8601 timezone-aware datetime at which the range begins (inclusive).
ISO 8601 timezone-aware datetime at which the range ends (exclusive). Must be strictly greater than start_time.
Response
Successful Response
Indicative, simplified view of a Tariff's rates over a time range.
Per-component rate timeseries, for components that can be projected onto a per-kWh or per-kW rate. Empty if the tariff has no projectable components.
Summed rate timeseries per (dataset_id, unit) group, across all projectable components contributing to that group. Empty if the tariff has no projectable components.
Tariff components present on the tariff that could not be projected onto a rate timeseries. Listed by name and applicability window only; see Get Tariff for full component definitions.