/api/1/energy_sites/{site_id}/historykindpower or energypower selects power statistics, in watts, at 15-minute intervals. energy selects energy statistics, in kWh, for a specified period.periodday, week, month, or yearkind=power, the period parameter is not required, and is ignored if present. When kind=energy, the period parameter is required and the value determines the time span of the retrieved data items:dayweekmonthyearkind=powersolar_power value is the power being generated, in watts, at the given timestamp. To save space, only the first entry is shown in the time_series array. In a real response there are many entries in the array: one entry for each 15 minutes, starting at the beginning (midnight) of the previous day and ending at the current time and day. The entries cover 24 - 48 hours, depending on when the request is made. Depending on your equipment, some nighttime samples may be omitted if they are all zeroes.kind=energysolar_energy_exported value is the energy generated by the solar panels, in kWh. To save space, only the first entry is shown in the time_series array. In a real response there are multiple entries in the array, depending on the value of the period parameter. For example, if the period value is week, there are 7 entries, each one representing the energy generated for one day./api/1/energy_sites/{site_id}/calendar_historykindpower or energypower selects power statistics, in watts, at 15-minute intervals. energy selects energy statistics, in kWh, for a specified period.end_date2022-04-29T14:15:00-07:00periodday, week, month, year, or lifetimeend_date parameter value is "yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss-hh:mm". Specify your local time zone offset for best clarity. Universal time is accepted in the format "yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ", but the time is converted to your local time zone, which could also change the date.kind=power, the period parameter is not required, and is ignored if present. When kind=energy, the period parameter is required and the value determines the time span of the retrieved data items:dayend_date.weekend_date.monthend_date.yearend_date.lifetimeend_date.end_date specifies a time in the middle of the day, then statistics for a partial day are reported when period=day, but statistics for the entire day are reported when period=week or period=month. For period=year or period=lifetime, an end_date in mid-month or mid-year returns statistics for a partial month or partial year.kind=powersolar_power value is the power being generated, in watts, at the given timestamp. To save space, only the first entry is shown in the time_series array. In a real response, there is one entry for each 15 minutes, starting at the beginning (midnight) of the specified date and ending at the specified time. To retrieve a full day's records, specify an ending time after sunset, or 23:45:00. Don't use 00:00:00 for the time, or you'll retrieve an empty list.kind=energysolar_energy_exported is the energy generated by the solar panels, in kWh. To save space only the first entry in the time_series array is shown. In a real response, the number of entries in the array depends on the period and end_date values. Timestamps in the response represent the start of a period; e.g., monthly statistics for February show a date of February 1st in the timestamp, and daily statistics for February 15th show a timestamp of 1:00 AM on February 15th.