> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.net2grid.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.net2grid.com/integration-guide/cloud-data-streaming/asynchronous-high-resolution-data-export.md).

# Asynchronous High-Resolution Data Export

Besides streaming data in real-time, NET2GRID EnergyAI® Edge on HAN port can collect and store energy and power measurements in files for asynchronous retrieval and processing.

Unlike the other streaming modes mentioned above, this feature does not deliver data through Kinesis. The energy data is collected during the day and is exported to a label-partner specific S3 bucket instead. The exporter is executed at 02:00 UTC. The files will start being created shortly after.

The S3 bucket names are:

* `n2g-hr-processed-measurements-` : Contains high resolution power data
* `n2g-lr-processed-measurements-`: Contains low resolution energy data, for both electricity and gas

The data files within the bucket respect the following naming convention:

{labelpartner}/measurements/{installation\_id}/{eui64}/{installation\_id}*{YYYYMMDD}*{YYYYMMDD}\_{METRIC}.csv

**Metric Selection**: The following metrics are available in this operational mode. The customer can enable / disable the desired metrics via the Device Management API.

**Supported Metrics (OBIS Codes):**

* `1-0:16.7.0`: Instantaneous Active Power (electricity)
* `1-0:1.8.0`: Offtake Energy (electricity)
* `1-0:2.8.0`: Feed-in Energy (electricity)
* `7-0:24.2.1`: Offtake Energy (gas) reported in cubic meters (m3)

**Data Structure Example:**

```
1723783508,250
1723783908,150
1723784508,450
```


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