We’ve fixed a bug in the FUTURE__charges table of the Partner Data Warehouse.
Previously, the avg_co2_kwh column was showing total CO₂ emissions per charge instead of average emissions per kWh.
The update includes:
✅ Correctedavg_co2_kwh: now shows average CO₂ emissions (in kg) per kWh for the energy delivered.
✅ **Added new **co2 column: reports total CO₂ emissions (in kg) produced for the given charge. (co2 column previously existed in the pre-migration table)
Why It Matters
This update enables more accurate and granular insights into the CO₂ impact of charging sessions, supporting better ESG reporting and environmental analysis.
We’re completing the migration of all Partner Data Warehouse models. With this release, all remaining models are now aligned and expanded to match the Partner API, ensuring full consistency across both systems. The new FUTURE__ models match or exceed the rows and columns available in Partner API
Aligned and Expanded Models (FUTURE__ tables added alongside existing models)
FUTURE__application_users
FUTURE__applications
FUTURE__charge_keys
FUTURE__charge_member_costs
FUTURE__charge_point_sites
FUTURE__operators
FUTURE__plans
FUTURE__subscription_purchases
FUTURE__subscriptions
FUTURE__tariff_period_groups
FUTURE__tariff_prices
FUTURE__tariff_recurring_periods
FUTURE__team_members
FUTURE__team_price_groups
FUTURE___transactions
FUTURE___users
New Models
In addition, two new models have been introduced to enhance data modeling and analysis:
FUTURE__team_owners - Provides clearer visibility into user roles in the users table. The users table includes data on users who are application users, team members, or team owners. With the new table you can clearly link each user ID to their corresponding role(s): team member, team owner, or application user.
FUTURE__tariffs - Includes base tariff data to enrich existing tariff-related tables.
Why It Matters
This release completes the alignment between the Partner Data Warehouse and the Partner API. It provides consistent, reliable data across systems, simplifying integration and enabling more accurate reporting and analysis.
In late May 2025 we began the process of migrating the charges table to a new setup. (Read more here We have decided to extend the migration timeline to allow for more time to prepare for the coming breaking changes.
Already live:
The new charges , charge_pricings, and charges_config tables are already live, they have the FUTURE__ preposition.
Documentation for these changes is already live
Next steps
2025-08-15
Existing charges table will gain the DEPRECATED__ preposition and become DEPRECATED__charges table. No other changes will be made to the table and the data in this table will continue to be updated.
The new tables will be available both with and without the FUTURE__ preposition allowing preparing your codebase for the future stable state.
2025-09-15:
Tables with the DEPRECATED__ and FUTURE__ preposition are removed