Datahub usage statistics

On this page you can inspect the use of the Datahub system through daily updated statistics.

You can filter and group the data, for example by channel, event type or market role.

Details about statistics

The Datahub Usage Statistics page provides daily statistics on the number of business events received by Datahub. Its purpose is to offer an easy-to-use way to examine the usage of the Datahub system. The data is categorized by market role, channel, process group, and event type, and these details can be utilized in charts through grouping and filtering functions.

The page is intended for parties using Datahub, their service and system providers, and generally for anyone involved in developing systems, processes, and data exchange connected to Datahub or anyone interested in Datahub data exchange. Usage statistics complement other available reports but do not fully replace them.

More details about the dataset:

  • Event data is available starting from January 1, 2024.
  • The dataset is updated daily at around 09:00 (EET) with the previous day’s event data.
  • The dataset includes only events received via the message interface (B2B), data interface (DIF), user interface (GUI), and end-customer portal/OmaDatahub, where the sender is either a Distribution system operator (DSO), supplier (DDQ), third party (THP), or end-customer portal (CAP). Therefore, events related to system maintenance or performed in the role of market operator are not included in the statistics.
  • Event counts may slightly differ from figures shown in other reports due to the data extraction method.
  • Datahub events that ended in a technical error may not have event type information available. Such events appear in the usage statistics with the label Unknown event.
  • For non-DH events, those coming from the user interface and end-customer portal are not broken down by event type; they appear with the labels Non-DH CAP event or Non-DH GUI event.
  • The dataset does not include information on the number of transactions contained in an event or the size of the message.

You can provide feedback on the Usage Statistics page using the “Give feedback” button on the page.

Event volumes

Event volumes provide an overall view of the scale, distribution, and temporal changes of data exchange processes in the retail electricity market. Event volumes refer to the number of business-related events received (i.e. incoming) in Datahub.

These events include reporting new agreements and metering data requests. In addition, events are generated by actions performed via the Datahub user interface as well as by applications integrated with Datahub, such as the end-customer portal.

Explore event volumes

In this section, you can examine aggregated event volumes of Datahub or the volumes of events sent by your own company.

Viewing your company’s statistics requires login and a user role with access rights to usage statistics.

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Table: Daily event volumes

9/10/2026 – 10/9/2026

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Benchmark your event volumes against other companies

In the comparison section, you can analyze how your company’s use of Datahub compares to other market parties. The comparison chart presents relative event volumes, i.e., event volumes normalized by the number of metering points, and not absolute event volumes.

The chart displays up to 10 of your company's most frequently used event types each month, together with a benchmark value. The benchmark value (role average) is calculated by dividing the total number of events for that market role by the total number of metering points associated with that role.

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