generated: '2026-07-27' method: searched source: >- https://drpep.sce.com/arcgis_server/rest/info?f=json + live probes of SCE status/deprecation surfaces (2026-07-27) summary: >- SCE operates its API surfaces with no published lifecycle at all: no versioning policy, no deprecation policy, no Sunset/Deprecation header support, no API status page, no SLA and no changelog. What does exist is data-level vintage stamping inside the DRPEP layers themselves, plus the CPUC regulatory calendar that drives when the ICA/GNA/DDOR/LNBA datasets are refreshed. versioning: scheme: server-product-version (exposed, not negotiable) current: '11.1' discovery: https://drpep.sce.com/arcgis_server/rest/info?f=json full_version: 11.1.0 policy_url: null client_pinning: false note: >- There is no version segment in the path, no version header and no date pin. A consumer is always on whatever ArcGIS Enterprise version SCE last upgraded to, and an Esri major upgrade can change response details without notice. deprecation: policy_url: null sunset_header: false deprecation_header: false deprecated_operations: [] note: >- No deprecation policy, no RFC 8594 Sunset support, no advance-notice commitment. Layer names carry their own dating instead - e.g. the service DRP_ScreenL_08202021 is stamped with a 2021 date in its own name, and superseded layers simply disappear from the Hosted catalog. data_vintage: mechanism: in-band, per dataset sources: - table: ICA_Tables/0 (DRPEP_FGDB_DATE_TIME) meaning: Refresh timestamp of the ICA file geodatabase publication. - table: DDOR_Layer/3 (DDOR FGDB DATE TIME) - table: GNA_Layer/4 (GNA FGDB DATE TIME) - table: LNBA_Layer/4 (LNBA_FGDB_DATE_TIME) - field: ICA feature layers carry changed_date and changed_date_forecast per circuit segment. recommendation: >- Poll the FGDB DATE TIME tables to detect a data refresh; there is no webhook, feed or notification of any kind for these datasets. release_cadence: driver: CPUC Distribution Resources Plan / Distribution Planning Advisory Group calendar note: >- ICA, GNA, DDOR and LNBA are regulatory deliverables under the CPUC DRP proceeding, so refresh cadence tracks the proceeding's filing calendar rather than any product release train. SCE publishes no machine-readable schedule. status_page: url: null note: >- No API status page exists. status.sce.com does not resolve. https://www.sce.com/outage-center/check-outage-status and the SCE outage map are ELECTRICITY outage tools for customers - they report power outages, not API availability - so they are deliberately NOT recorded as a StatusPage pointer. sla: url: null uptime_target: null note: >- No availability commitment is published for DRPEP or for Green Button Connect My Data. SCE's "service guarantee" pages concern electric service, not API uptime. changelog: url: null note: >- No dated API changelog. Corporate news is published at https://newsroom.edison.com/ (Edison International) and is not an API changelog, so no ChangeLog pointer is emitted. green_button: lifecycle_published: false regulatory_anchor: tariff: SCE Rule 26 - Release of Customer Data or Energy Usage Related Data to Third Parties advice_letter: 3087-E filed: '2014-07-30' effective: '2014-08-29' decision: CPUC D.14-05-016 document: https://www.sce.com/sites/default/files/inline-files/Rule26.pdf note: >- The tariff is the only durable versioned artifact for the consumer-data interface. Rule 26 states that "technical eligibility criteria may change, from time to time, consistent with the NAESB ESPI Standard" - i.e. the interface can change with the standard, with no consumer-facing versioning contract.