Energy markets run cleaner when everyone can see them. The data behind how power is generated, traded, and moved across Europe is public in principle — but locked behind enterprise pricing in practice, so only the largest players ever get the full picture. That asymmetry doesn't just favour incumbents financially, it slows the whole transition: the startups building storage, demand response, and renewables forecasting are exactly the people priced out of the data that would make their work better.
Fluxora exists to close that gap. Same open sources. No sales call. No enterprise gate. Democratised data means more eyes on the market, more scrutiny, more competition on merit — and an energy system that's more transparent, more honest, and faster to decarbonise.
Shaped exactly like what the API returns. The figures below are a fixed sample, not a live read — the price ticker at the top of the page is live, and so is the open demo endpoint further down.
sources are delivering curated rows today, across datasets — that is the pair to hold us to. The cards cover every source cleared for publication; Netztransparenz (German imbalance prices and volumes) is served without a dedicated card. Cards describe what we actually serve through the API, not everything the source publishes; where a feed is collected but not yet normalised, we say so on the card.
More than 40 bidding zones are live. The table shows the six where we also hold a second, national TSO source next to ENTSO-E — the most heavily cross-checked part of the platform. Where a cell is live below we hold it at full curated history and, in normal operation, no more than a day behind — the live status page shows current completeness by category, read from our own monitoring rather than asserted here. Where a national TSO publishes the same series as ENTSO-E, we collect both and keep both — that is what the double marker means, and it is the thing a roll-your-own ENTSO-E client cannot give you.
| Market | DA price | Gen by fuel | Load actual | Forecasts | X-border flow | Imbalance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NL | ● | ●● | ●● | ●●gen + load | ● | ● |
| BE | ● | ●● | ●● | ●gen + load | ●● | ● |
| DE-LU | ● | ●● | ●● | ●gen + load | ●● | ● |
| FR | ●● | ●● | ●● | ●gen + load | ●● | ● |
| DK1 / DK2 | ●● | ●● | ● | ●gen + load | ● | ● |
| GB | ● | ● | ● | ●gen only | ●● | ● |
●● two independent sources — ENTSO-E cross-checked against the national TSO
● live, single source
Dates are the start of curated history. GB carries the deepest fundamentals on the platform — generation and demand from Elexon back to 2024 — and its day-ahead price is served from the Elexon MID index (a volume-weighted reference in GBP, not a EUPHEMIA auction clear, so single-source by construction), with history to 2017. Completeness and freshness are read from our own monitoring, not asserted here — the live status page carries the current state by category.
The coverage table above shows the cross-checked core. The same pipeline also serves, across all the zones we cover:
Depth and zone coverage vary by series — the API docs list exactly what each endpoint returns, and the status page shows how current each category is. Gas storage (GIE AGSI, 2011–today) is live on the API and the dashboards; LNG and pipeline flows follow on the same schema.
One open endpoint, no signup, no API key — the latest published day-ahead curve (today's once the auction has cleared, otherwise yesterday's), straight from the same pipeline the paid tiers use. The open demo covers NL, BE, DE-LU and FR; a beta key unlocks every zone and series. Paste it into your terminal, or see the live response below.
The questions a desk asks before it wires anything into a model, answered plainly — including where the answer is "not yet".
Collecting European energy data yourself means a data engineer to build the pipelines and someone on call to keep them running — every source with its own format, schedule, outages and API changes, every clock change a chance to be silently wrong. Fluxora is that work, already done and kept running. Your team spends its time on models and trading, not on plumbing.
Every tier, including Free, is real-time. You pay for scope — markets, commodities, history and seats — not for the privilege of seeing the data at all.
Where we actually are, plainly: Fluxora is in private beta and self-serve checkout isn't live — these are the plans it will ship with, and invited members use the platform free of charge during the beta. Today that means more than 40 live bidding zones, the six cross-checked markets in the coverage table, and gas storage; history depth varies by dataset. The open demo endpoint above needs no account at all.
Prices exclude VAT · billed monthly, or annually for two months free · payments handled by our merchant of record · fair-use rate limits apply on every plan. All plans are for use within your own organisation; the data is not for redistribution, resale or publication on any plan. The class and permitted use of each source are in the Data Licence.
Fluxora is in private beta. More than 40 power bidding zones and European gas storage are live for invited members today, and we're onboarding in small batches so each new desk gets a straight look at coverage before it relies on any of it. Leave your address and we'll come back with access and a coverage summary for the zones you trade.
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