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    Big Adjusted

    RTE documentation

    The RTE documentation is available here.

    What this API collects

    Reconstituted consumption and production curves for a delivery point, in two states:

    • initial values, read from the detailed endpoint;
    • updated values, published later by RTE when a curve is corrected. They are read from the updated data endpoint and overwrite what was collected before.

    Insights configuration

    Source

    Create one source per EIC, as described in Source configuration.

    Property Value
    Source type Rte
    Meter number The EIC code

    Variables

    Each source can hold as many variables as there are combinations of state, data type, resolution and unit. A variable receives data only when its Mapping config matches the key rebuilt from the response — see The mapping config key.

    Property Value
    Name Free text
    Variable type Basic
    Mapping config See Mapping config
    Granularity 10 minutes or 15 minutes, depending on the resolution of the data
    Quantity type Instant
    Unit Megawatt (MW)

    Mapping config

    BIG-ADJUSTED_{state}_{dataType}_{resolution}_{unitName}
    

    {state}

    Value Meaning
    INITIAL The first values published for the day, read from the detailed endpoint.
    UPDATED Values corrected afterwards by RTE, read from the updated data endpoint. When a correction is published several times, the latest one wins.

    {dataType}

    Value Meaning
    Z56 Consumption
    Z53 Production

    {resolution}

    Value Applies to
    PT10M Data points timestamped before 2024-06-01T00:00:00Z
    PT15M Data points timestamped on or after 2024-06-01T00:00:00Z

    Resolution change on 1 June 2024 for Big Adjusted, Big Physical and Speed Physical

    Important

    The resolution follows the timestamp of the data, not the day it is collected. A recovery that reaches back across 2024-06-01 produces both resolutions in the same run, so both variables have to exist for the history to be complete.

    {unitName}

    Value Meaning
    MW Megawatt

    Examples

    BIG-ADJUSTED_INITIAL_Z53_PT10M_MW
    BIG-ADJUSTED_UPDATED_Z56_PT15M_MW
    

    Collection schedule

    The collection runs six times a day, in UTC. Two of these runs fall in the first slot of the day and collect the initial values before looking for corrections; the four others collect corrections only.

    The six daily runs and the two that also collect initial data

    Time (UTC) BIG-ADJUSTED_INITIAL_* BIG-ADJUSTED_UPDATED_*
    00:30 Yes Yes
    07:30 Yes Yes
    08:15 — Yes
    14:30 — Yes
    16:00 — Yes
    17:00 — Yes

    Recovery behaviour

    Big Adjusted differs from the other RTE collections here: it re-queries every day of the 31 day window on every run, whether the variables already hold data for those days or not.

    Gap filling compared with a full re-send over the same 31 day window

    Note

    A correction that RTE publishes without exposing it on the updated data endpoint is therefore still picked up, but the flip side is a heavier collection and values that can be rewritten on any run. Treat the latest collected value as the reference rather than the first one.

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