Data Status and Freshness, Export of 21 September 2026

• The data export was generated on 21 September 2026; every age on the status page is counted from that date, not from the time the site was built.
• Ember annual statistics: newest data 2025, 264 days before the export.
• Ember monthly statistics: newest data August 2026, 21 days before the export.
• EIA hourly demand: newest data 21 Sept 2026, 11:00 UTC, 0 days before the export.
• EIA hourly generation mix: newest data 21 Sept 2026, 05:00 UTC, 0 days before the export.
• EIA daily totals: newest data 20 September 2026, 1 day before the export.
• ENTSO-E actual load: newest data 21 Sept 2026, 12:00 UTC, 0 days before the export.
• ENTSO-E actual generation by type: newest data 21 Sept 2026, 12:00 UTC, 0 days before the export.
• ENTSO-E day ahead prices: newest data 22 September 2026, dated 1 day after the export.
• ENTSO-E cross border physical flows: newest data 20 September 2026, 1 day before the export.
• ENTSO-E installed capacity: newest data 2026, 263 days before the export.
• EIA: 74 zones tracked, newest reading 21 September 2026, 0 of them 2 or more days behind.
• ENTSO-E: 50 zones tracked, newest reading 21 September 2026, 2 of them 2 or more days behind.

• Data job, daily at 06:15 Pacific. It reloads Ember, refreshes EIA and ENTSO-E incrementally, builds the news, derives the figures and writes a new export.
• Site rebuild, after each data job. The site is rebuilt from the new export and deployed, at about 06:45 Pacific once the data job has finished. Every figure baked into a page carries the date it covers.
• Live tiles, hourly. A separate job at 25 minutes past each hour loads the latest hourly EIA figures, so live tiles on US pages update without a rebuild.

This is the schedule as configured on the machine that runs the jobs. A job that fails leaves the last good export in place, so the export date at the top of this page tells you what the site was built from. A week of no change on this page means the daily data job is not completing.

• Ember. Annual statistics arrive once a year, and the newest full year is normally the previous calendar year. Monthly statistics follow the end of each month and cover fewer countries.
• EIA hourly. Demand is about 1 hour behind. Generation by fuel is about 10 hours behind, net generation and total interchange 10 to 13 hours, and border by border interchange about 33 hours. Grid operators can revise recent hours, so the site re-reads the trailing 7 days each run.
• EIA daily. Daily totals follow the hourly series and are revised in the same way; sub-region demand can arrive up to a month late.
• ENTSO-E. The platform publishes what each transmission operator reports, so lag varies by zone and by dataset. Day ahead prices are published the day before, capacity once a year, and the generation mix is shown for the latest hour in which every regularly reported source is present. The typical load and generation lag is not verified.

Zones that read zero or stop reporting are listed with dates on the data quality page. Figures are shown as the platform published them.