Different by design
We deliver price and load forecasts trained on hundreds of inputs, then keep them stable with regime gating and online calibration. Features are topology-aware (congestion corridors, nodal context) rather than naive geography. Outputs include intervals and explainers so decisions match risk.
See practical impact in Use Cases.
No—start without bringing data
The platform already ingests hundreds of exogenous signals (ISO streams, weather, outages, fuel spreads, policy calendars). We map your zones & nodes during onboarding and start forecasting. You can optionally connect additional feeds later—kept isolated to your project.
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Control assumptions; watch the forecast respond
Adjust scenario knobs (e.g., renewable output bias, outage likelihood, fuel spreads, demand multipliers, constraint toggles). We show the effect on inputs and predictions in real time, with provenance tracked so it’s easy to revert.
Changes are non-destructive—great for what-if analysis and collaboration. Explore examples in Use Cases.
Confidence levels & risk views
Slide the confidence level (e.g., 50/80/95) to widen or tighten forecast bands. We also expose variance, rate of change, and probability-of-exceedance metrics so you see the distribution—not just a point.
These views apply to both price and load forecasts.
Drag-and-drop projects on the map
Drop proposed generation, storage, or load onto the map, set capacity/parameters, and the model adapts local forecasts by adjusting topology-aware features and constraint stress. See before/after prices, spreads, and volatility.
It’s a fast way to test siting, sizing, and timing.
Validation you can trust
Latency-correct out-of-sample testing (simulate data arrival), leakage guardrails, and regime-segmented diagnostics. Baselines are frozen and reproducible; backtests are exportable.
See how this translates to operations in Use Cases or Contact us for a focused pilot.