API Reference

Complete reference for the ISOview REST API
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The ISOview API is organized around five resource types, each providing forecast data at a different granularity.

Base URL: https://api.isoview.io/v1

Authentication

All requests require an API key passed as the X-API-Key header or api_key query parameter. See the Authentication guide for details on obtaining and managing your key.

$curl "https://api.isoview.io/v1/region/pjm/demand/list" \
> -H "X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY"

Endpoint groups

Forecasts and historical actuals for geographic areas within each ISO. Supports demand, wind, solar, outage, and population-weighted temperatures.

Endpoints: list, forecast, continuous, ensemble, actual, backcast, summary

Metrics: demand, wind, solar, outage, poptemp Access: Core subscription. Backcast requires Enterprise.

Hourly generation forecasts for 2,000+ individual wind and solar facilities. Represents theoretical generation potential based on weather — does not account for curtailments, transmission constraints, or maintenance outages.

Endpoints: list, forecast, continuous, backcast

Metrics: wind, solar, wind_icing, solar_snow Access: Advanced subscription. Backcast requires Enterprise.

Forecasts disaggregated to H3 hexagonal cells. Each cell includes a GeoJSON geometry clipped to the ISO boundary, with selectable H3 resolution (2–5).

Endpoints: list, forecast, continuous, backcast

Metrics: demand, wind, solar Access: Advanced subscription. Backcast requires Enterprise.

Daily price forecasts for major U.S. gas trading hubs. Prices in $/MMBtu. Incorporates weather-driven demand, storage levels, and market fundamentals.

Endpoints: list, forecast, continuous, backcast

Access: Core subscription. Backcast requires Enterprise.

Electricity price forecasts for select pricing nodes and hubs.

Endpoints: list, forecast, continuous

Types: dalmp (day-ahead), rtlmp (real-time) Access: Core subscription.

Versioning

The API is versioned using the v1 prefix. The current version is v1. Backward incompatible changes will be indicated by a major version bump.