Seeking to provide more transparency to electricity sector data, the CCEE (Electricity Trading Chamber) this week launched the Open Data portal CCEE, an initiative that makes available to market agents and society compiled data on the electricity commercialization scenario, with a view on results since 2013.
According to CCEE, the tool will be important for guide companies, investors, experts, students and journalists who seek data from the Chamber.
“We believe that the transparency and information symmetry They are fundamental pillars for the development of a sustainable market. Modernizing the format for making data available is a way for CCEE to contribute to advances in the sector and enable society to become increasingly more familiar with the sale of energy”, highlights Talita Porto, vice-president of CCEE.
Users of the new portal will be able to filter the topics they want to research. For those who frequently need information from CCEE, the new portal allows the use of APIs. With this, agents can automate the collect data with your own technological solutions.
According to the CCEE, the design of the Open Data CCEE followed the model of transparency portals offered by governments and national and international institutions.
“The future of the electricity market lies in the integration of systems for obtaining and analyzing data. We are promoting a digital transformation in the availability of data, reviewing its process and technological structure to meet current needs and those of the coming years”, he comments thin frame, advisor to CCEE.
The entity informs that the data will be fed gradually throughout 2023 and in the coming years. At this point, users will be able to consult the data that is made available on the InfoMercado General Data.
It is possible to know data such as the monthly energy balance, energy consumption by submarket and marketing environment, financial exposure of agents, consolidated energy generation, among others.
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