Overview
If you’re wondering which regions we support, what data signals are available, or how detailed the data is for a specific zone, the best place to start is our Coverage page.
This page always shows the latest and most accurate view of what is available across the Electricity Maps platform.
What you can find on the Coverage page
The Coverage page gives you a zone-by-zone overview of our data.
For each zone, you can see:
Supported signals, for example:
Carbon Intensity
Carbon-free %
Renewable %
Electricity Mix
Electricity Flows
Total Load / Reported Load
Temporal granularity (the resolutions available for that zone), for example:
5-minute
15-minute
Hourly
Daily
Monthly
Yearly
Data sources
How many and which sources are used (for example ENTSO-E for many European zones).
Forecast availability
Whether forecasts are available, and up to which horizon (e.g. 24h, 48h, 72h).
Historical availability
How far back historical data is available for each signal.
Data completeness and quality indicators
Including whether data is reported, estimated, aggregated, or partially available.
Drilling into a specific zone or signal
When you expand a zone on the Coverage page, you can see signal-level details, such as:
Historical availability start date
Real-time source and reporting delay
Forecast source and accuracy indicators
Supported granularities per signal
This makes it easy to understand exactly what you’ll get before using the API, Playground, or datasets.
Important notes
The Coverage page is the single source of truth for availability.
Availability can differ by zone, signal, and granularity.
If something is not listed there, it is not currently supported.
Related articles
Using the API → See how to access supported signals programmatically
Using the Playground → Quickly explore how signals behave
Downloading datasets → Get static CSV exports of supported data