The unified API
for power system data

Stop building and maintaining integrations to fragmented power system data sources. Access power system data through one consistent interface.

  • No API key needed to start
  • Every open series in one place.
  • Full provenance and point-in-time history
  • Latency insights for each timeseries and data source
  • Agentic UX
  • Multiple providers per zone, switchable per request
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Integrating scattered power system data across the energy sector

47 European transmission system operators, power exchanges, market and settlement operators, mapped to one model.

Full information about the data sources in the API documentation.

What is in the Grid API

Series on countries, price zones and borders, by category, with one example series for each subcategory.

Day-ahead

ExampleDay-ahead auction price

FINord Pool
last 7 days50 EUR/MWh

Imbalance

ExampleSingle price imbalance settlement, imbalance purchase price

SE3eSett
last 7 days136.9 EUR/MWh

Balancing reserve prices

ExamplemFRR activation price, up

SE3Nord Pool
last 7 days136.9 EUR/MWh

Intraday

ExampleIntraday auction clearing price

NO1Nord Pool
last 7 days121.08 EUR/MWh

Every value with two time dimensions

When it is valid and when it was published. The Grid API keeps both dimensions, so any moment can be reconstructed exactly as it was known.

Day-ahead load forecast for day D, one country, Source B
latest_issueearlier_issuesrealisedissue 1 of 24
Wind generation, one bidding zone, Source A
Known nowLast revisionPast revision
Wind generation, one country, four sources: publication delay
share_of_valuesmedianOctober 2026, live collection

Every forecast issue

Most TSOs publish their forecasts several times a day, but their data portals only keep the latest issue. The Grid API collects every issue in real time as it is published, and keeps them all.

Built for AI agents

Give your agent an API key and ask for the data in plain words. It walks the entity tree from the synchronous area down to a zone and its plants, and finds the series it needs on its own. A new dataset is minutes away, without reading the docs.

  1. 1

    Get an API key

    Create a free account and copy your key.

  2. 2

    Ask your agent

    Describe the data you need or your use case.

  3. 3

    Get the data

    The agent finds the right series and collects context.

claude — ~/wind-se3
✻ Welcome to Claude Code!

/help for help, /status for your current setup

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POWER PLANTSPRICE ZONESCOUNTRIESSYNCHRONOUS AREANSASwedenNorwayFinlandDenmarkSE2SE3SE4FIDK1

Blazingly fast with up to 30X speedup against ENTSO-E

Built for speed and scalability from the ground up. Query large time ranges, multiple areas, and years of historical data without stitching together hundreds of slow requests to upstream APIs.

Time to fetch electricity consumption data

Every request as a dot, the median marked.

Query lengthResponse time (log scale)0.1 s1 s10 sENTSO-E7 days1.0 s60 days2.4 s1 year9.8 sNative TSO APIs7 days0.19 s60 days0.55 s1 year2.1 sRebase Grid API7 days0.18 s60 days0.22 s1 year0.32 s

We benchmarked the Grid API against ENTSO-E and the native APIs of Energinet, Elering, Fingrid and RTE. Each API was used to fetch the same electricity consumption data over 7-day, 60-day and 1-year periods across five European bidding zones.

The Grid API stays fast as the requested time range grows — reaching 30× faster than ENTSO-E and 6.4× faster than native TSO APIs for a full year of data.

For energy professionals, by energy professionals

Built for operational energy workflows, from trading and optimisation to forecasting, asset operations and system planning.

Power trading and backtesting

Backtest strategies on years of prices, production and cross-border flows, then run them live on the same endpoints. Point-in-time history means a backtest only sees what was known at the time.

Benefits

  • Prices, production, load and exchange for European bidding zones through one API
  • Point-in-time history: reconstruct exactly what was known when
  • The same request in a backtest and in production
  • A full year of data in one call, in well under a second
  • price
  • production
  • exchange
  • consumption

Ready to try the Rebase Grid API?

Get an API key or talk to us about your use case.

Start free, scale when you need to

Call the API without a key, or get a free key for more requests. Forecast updates and revision history are premium, and free to try while we test them.

Open

No API key needed

€0, no sign-up

30 requests/min per IP address

  • The same raw data as with a key
  • Works from a terminal, a script or an AI agent
  • Up to 5 series per bulk request

Free key

Raw data as the sources publish it

€0

240 requests/min

  • 8,000+ timeseries from 47 European sources
  • Multiple providers per zone
  • Publication latency for every source
  • Support in the community Slack

Premium

Point-in-time data for backtesting

Coming soon

Try it now! Free while we test it.

  • Every TSO forecast issue, not just the latest
  • Full revision history with publication times
  • Coming soonQuality-assured data with cleaning and imputationComing soon
  • Coming soonFundamental forecasts for wind, solar and demandComing soon

Enterprise

Signals for power trading

Custom

Custom rate limits

  • Alpha-generating signals for power trading

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