DE schedule submissions now validate party and area EICs against AG-FPM v4.6
Appendix F before sending to the TSO. Non-compliant production, consumption,
internal, and external series are rejected with a descriptive error message.
Schedule submissions are now rejected if the time series does not start at 00:00
Europe/Berlin for the declared delivery date, enforcing the AG-FPM v4.6 requirement
that schedules cover the complete delivery day.
Dutch (TenneT) imbalance reports are now visible in the Settlement tab. Switch
to the NL market to browse daily AIM reports, view status and document IDs, and
filter by date range. New REST endpoints under
/nl/settlement/imbalance-reports
expose the same data programmatically.The Electricity Area Map plugin has been sunsetted. Area and boundary data is now available through the geodata endpoint in the Core plugin.
New organizations now automatically receive access to the Core plugin upon signup,
providing core platform data alongside the existing default plugins.
Fixed incorrect unit conversion in schedule submissions: German TSO schedules were
erroneously multiplied by 4; Dutch TenneT schedules used an incorrect MWh→kWh factor.
Dutch (TenneT) schedules now show time series data in the console and emit
audit trail events for each TSO response (ACK, ANO, RI, CNF). The status
pipeline now progresses correctly past “ingested” for NL schedules.
Energy market parties (TSOs, DSOs, and other grid operators) now include
English descriptions, official website URLs, and logo URLs in the parties API,
powered by automated enrichment.
Schedule Management now implements AG-FPM v4.6 process-phase-aware gate
closure with separate handling for day-ahead, DA matching, and intraday phases.
New audit trail events cover declared-limit breach warnings (A59),
fault-tolerant acceptance (A57/A21), no-ACK timeout detection, and intraday
submission advisories (close-to-QH and multiple-versions-per-QH).
Stronger validation and rate limiting for German schedule submissions to
prevent rejected deliveries and improve reliability during intraday trading.
We’ve launched console.engrate.io - a completely redesigned application replacing the previous app.engrate.io. The new console features a modern design system and serves as the central hub for all Engrate products.What’s new:
- Refreshed dashboard with improved navigation and overview of your resources
- Power Tariff management now fully integrated in the console
- Schedule Management with audit logs, debugging tools, and detailed views
app.engrate.io now automatically redirects to console.engrate.io.
New endpoint to retrieve public and bank holidays for supported countries. Useful for tariff calculations where holiday pricing differs from regular weekday rates.Check out the holidays endpoint.
Power Tariff now supports price levels with a configurable price tier system. You can choose between:
- No tiers - Single flat-rate pricing
- Stacked - Each tier applies only to power within its range
- Stepwise - Entire power is charged at the rate of the tier it falls into
The Power Tariff product has been extended with The Engrate Power Tariff Calculator Engine and is now readily available for your calculation needs.Check it out the calculation endpoint.
Power Tariff is now out of Early Access! Go build!Early Access customer can safely switch from:
api.ea.engrate.iotoapi.engrate.io
A new model for Power Tariff is now out. We’ve redesigned it to make it simpler from our customer feedback.Check out the updated documentation here:https://docs.engrate.io/api-reference/get-by-mga-code
Today we’re adding Electricity Area Map. This product provides comprehensive access to electricity area boundaries from all Swedish Distribution System Operators (DSOs), Market Balance Areas (MBAs), and Market Grid Areas (MGAs).Check it out here:https://docs.engrate.io/api-reference/list-areas
The Power Tariff product is now live in early access!You can sign up for it here: https://engrate.io/effektavgifter