You buy and sell power all day. Every transaction has an optimal hour.
A utility's margin lives in the timing of procurement, peak-demand exposure, and the flexibility it already controls. Most of that timing is set by contract and habit, not by the hour's price.
One economic decision engine, applied across the entire energy value chain — from oil & gas and power generation to renewables, storage, grids and hydrogen.
One mispriced unit is noise. A fleet of them is a budget line.
Generation, storage and imports compete for every hour. Few portfolios price that race.
Every dispatch carries a written economic rationale a regulator can replay.
The next tariff review will ask if you dispatched at least-cost. Bring evidence, not assurances.
Three decision-gap patterns in utilities
Procurement on fixed blocks, not the spot
Buying energy in standing blocks misses the cheap hours the spot market offers and overpays through the expensive ones.
Peak-demand charges from uncoordinated load
A single uncoordinated peak sets the demand charge for the whole period. Shaving it with owned flexibility is pure recovered margin.
Demand response under-monetized
Flexibility that could earn in a demand-response window sits idle because no system flags the window in economic terms.
The same engine. Your sector.
Every decision is a transparent, auditable calculation against published market prices. No black box. No fabricated results.
Ingest
Existing asset telemetry via SCADA/EMS or a file upload — no hardware to replace.
Align
Against published market signals — marginal price, scarcity, demand.
Replay
Every decision is replayed against what the economically optimal one would have been that hour.
Quantify
The economic decision gap in your currency — cited to official sources, independently verifiable.
The economic decisions specific to utilities
Procurement timing
Shift purchasable volume toward the cheapest published hours.
Peak shaving
Use owned flexibility to cut the interval that sets demand charges.
Demand-response monetization
Flag and act on DR windows the moment they pay.
Portfolio balancing
Net generation, storage, and load against the hourly price.
A Decision Gap report — for your asset
Baseline — what your asset actually earned against real market prices, hour by hour.
Shadow run — the same decisions replayed with price-first logic.
Decision gap — the difference in OMR, broken down by leak type.
Top 20 actions ranked by OMR — date, hour, action taken vs. recommended.
Recovery roadmap — what captures each leak, with no software lock-in implied.
Frequently asked
We have long-term supply contracts. Does this still apply?
Yes. The engine works on whatever flexibility you do control — load timing, storage, and short-term procurement — and quantifies the gap there without touching your contracts.
Is our consumption data safe?
Read-only and scoped by contract. We don't sell your data or the insights derived from it.
How much is your utilities leaving on the table?
Every tariff review asks the same question: did you dispatch at least-cost? Bring evidence.
Free 7-day diagnostic with a written guarantee — if we find no recoverable value, you pay nothing.