Voltstack pulls official European market data and shows you exactly how healthy each feed is. No other vendor shows you this page.

Every row below is generated from the same envelope the app itself reads: live or fallback, the age of the newest data point measured against the cadence that series publishes on, and, for the series that measure it, completeness against a DST-aware expected count weighted by the market time unit actually in force. Each Data Age cell names the age that series is held to, and a series older than that reads stale, never live. A dash means the series publishes no completeness figure, or that the count and the resolution disagreed and we refused to print a number we cannot stand behind. Nothing here is written by hand.

This page says how fresh each feed is. How far back each series goes, and whether we keep the values it had before a revision, is on the coverage register, generated from the stores the same way.

The first figure counts feeds serving fresh upstream data inside their cadence. Last-good, degraded and stale feeds are serving real data too and are counted separately; a red row is serving nothing.

Cross-validation

A nightly job re-derives yesterday's settled day-ahead prices from independent publications of the same fundamentals and compares them against what our own pipeline stored. Green means the numbers in our database match the reference within tolerance (mean |Δ| ≤ €0.05/MWh); a miss pages us before you would notice it.

Pending integrations

Sources we have deliberately not shipped yet, and why. Where an upstream operator's terms are unclear we ask them directly instead of pulling data first, so each row below unlocks with the named event. This list is published for the same reason the feed table above is: you should not have to guess what is behind the numbers.