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The DFR table

The DFR Table tab's column groups — delivery, met/missed, shortfalls, penalty and export — and its green/red row shading.

The 📋 DFR Table tab reports one row per calendar month of Year 1, once a run finishes. Each row carries that month's Delivery Fulfilment Ratio (DFR) at every granularity the application tracks, whether each target was met, the shortfall on the months that missed, that month's penalty, and its export figures.

The DFR Table tab listing one row per month, with its column groups and green/red row shading.
The DFR Table tab's column groups

The column groups

Every row starts with the calendar Month, then five groups of columns, left to right:

GroupColumnsWhat it reports
Delivery %15min%, Total%, Peak%, Off-Pk%That month's DFR at the 15-minute, Overall, Peak and Off-Peak granularities
Met/missed flags15m OK, Pk OK, OffPk OK, Mon OKWhether each of those four granularities met its target that month
ShortfallsShortPk MWh, ShortOpk MWh, Short15m MWhThe MWh gap, at Peak, Off-Peak and 15-minute granularity, on a month that missed
PenaltyPenalty Lac, Pen%RevThat month's DFR shortfall penalty, in Rs Lakhs, and its share of revenue
ExportExport MWh, Export Rev LacExported energy and its revenue for the month

That's sixteen columns in total, in a fixed order. The exhaustive column reference — the exact header for each one — lives in the reference section of this documentation rather than being repeated here.

Row shading

A row is shaded green when that month's Peak, Off-Peak, Overall and 15-minute DFR all met target, and red when any one of the four missed. The colour down the tab is a faster read than the individual OK flags — scan for red first, then check which flag in that row explains it.

Hovering over any column heading shows a short tooltip explaining what it reports.

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