Metering · Demand response · Capacity market
Live metering, contracted-power alerts on the 15-minute settlement window, demand-response planning, capacity-market reporting and day-ahead cost analysis, for industrial and commercial consumers running more than one site.
Your operator bills the 15-minute average. A window that ran over is already on next month's invoice by the time a monthly report gets round to it.
A capacity or demand-response commitment is worth what you can prove you delivered against it. That proof rests on a baseline built from the site's own metered history and frozen before the event.
Energy is priced interval by interval and reported as a monthly average. The hours that actually cost you money disappear into that average.
All four run on your own metered data.
Your operator settles the 15-minute average. GridWiseNow shows how much of the running window a site has already drawn and how much headroom is left in it. Where a site has no limit on file, it says so and leaves the figure blank.
Hourly baselines from a site's own metered history, reference and dispatch windows, the reduction cap, and net obligation after declared unavailability. While an event is running, delivery is measured against the obligation itself.
Day-ahead prices are joined to your consumption interval by interval, so cost lands on the hours that produced it. Beside it you get the national reserve outlook and the carbon intensity of the grid you are drawing from.
Portfolios, sites and meters in one tree, period-over-period comparison on history that is kept indefinitely, and CSV export from every chart. Accounts are created by your administrator, and an organisation sees only its own data.
From the meter to a decision, with no spreadsheet in between.
An existing meter API, or a pulse meter on the connection point. One reading a minute where the meter supports it.
Readings are aggregated to the resolution your operator settles on, so what you watch and what you are billed for line up.
Baselines, thresholds, obligations and costs are derived from those buckets and from published market data. A missing reading shows as a gap.
A condition opens once and closes once, however many readings cross the line in between. Nothing pages you to say that all is well.
Industrial and commercial operations with a connection limit worth protecting across more than one site.
Organisations with demand-response or capacity commitments that have to be planned, delivered and evidenced.
The people who explain the invoice to finance and need the numbers to hold up.
Your organisation's administrator creates the accounts. There is no public sign-up and no free trial.
Roles from viewer to administrator. An organisation sees only its own sites, meters and reports.
Access is granted per organisation. Tell us how many sites you meter and what you settle on, and we will set it up.
Request AccessGridWiseNow is an energy management platform for businesses. It collects readings from the electricity meters at your organisation's sites and turns them into live consumption monitoring, contracted-power alerts, demand-response dispatch planning, capacity-market reporting and energy-cost analysis. Accounts are created by your organisation's administrator; there is no public self-service sign-up.
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