- Rates Request
- Rates Response
- Bill Request
- Bill Response
- BillSavings Request
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- CustomerInfo{...}
- Meters[{...}]
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- Name
- CurrentRate{...}
- ProposedRate{...}
- AnnualUtilityBillEscalation_Percent
- EnergyProfiles[{...}]
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- {"Type": "Consumption", ...}
- {"Type": "Production"}
- {"Type": "Pv", ...}
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- Name
- Scenario
- EquipmentLife_Years
- SystemDegradationPerYear_Percent
- ProductionEnergyProfileName
- PvSimulation{...}
- CashPayment{...}
- LoanPayment{...}
- LeasePayment{...}
- PpaPayment{...}
- MaintenanceCosts{...}
- BillPeriods[{...}]
- BillPeriodEnd
- EstimationOptions{...}
- BillSavings Response
IntervalData
Meters.EnergyProfiles{Production}.IntervalData
Contains load or bill data and meta data that defines the energy profile.
Interpolation
The interpolation method used for filling missing data points in Data.
Possible Values: A string equal to “Average” or “IgnoreEmpty”. If “Average”, missing data points will be populated with the average of the data point at the beginning and the end of the missing portion. If “IgnoreEmpty”, missing data points will be filled with zeros.
Default: “Average”
IntervalConvention
Describes whether the time stamps in the load profile represent the beginning, middle, or end of the interval.
Possible Values: A string equal to “IntervalStart”, “IntervalMidPoint”, or “IntervalEnd”.
Default: “IntervalStart”
Interval
The length of the interval between data points in Data. Note that for an energy profile Type equal to “Production”, “Year” and “Month” are not valid as they are for an energy profile with Type equal to “Consumption”.
Possible Values: A string equal to “Hour”, “HalfHour”, or “QuarterHour”.
Required.
Data
Contains time stamp and load or bill amount data that defines the energy profile. Objects part of the Data array should be listed in increasing order according to Time.
Required.