TSI and TOR measurements with CLARA onboard NorSat-1

Total Solar Irradiance (TSI) is one of the Essential Climate Variables (ECV) identified by the World Meteorological Organization's Global Climate System (GCOS). The Compact Lightweight Absolute RAdiometer (CLARA) experiment onboard the Norwegian micro satellite NorSat-1 is a SI traceable radiometer and was launched July 14, 2017 with the primary science goal to measure TSI from space. We present the latest status of the data and degradation correction obtained with this SI-traceable radiometer. Besides TSI, CLARA also measures the total outgoing radiation (TOR) at the top of the Earth atmosphere on the night side of Earth, which is extremely important to understand the Earth Radiation Budget. It is to our knowledge the first time that TSI and the emitted radiation from Earth are measured simultaneously with one SI-traceable absolute radiometer. We will compare the CLARA TSI and TOR time series with other available datasets. Ultimately, we aim towards determining the Earth Energy Imbalance from space. We will discuss the achievements and limitations in direction of this goal.