Know what moved the grid, and why.

Ask a question the way you’d say it out loud, and get an answer that shows its sources, across all 7 US power markets.

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MarketLoadMWPrice$/MWhAs of
ERCOT logoERCOTloadingloadingconnecting
CAISO logoCAISOloadingloadingconnecting
PJM logoPJMloadingloadingconnecting
NYISO logoNYISOloadingloadingconnecting
MISO logoMISOloadingloadingconnecting
ISO-NE logoISO-NEloadingloadingconnecting
SPP logoSPPloadingloadingconnecting
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From question to forecast

The Ask the Grid agent answering an ERCOT question with sources cited, beside the live map
  1. 01Ask

    Ask the market a question

    Use your own words. The answer comes back with the dataset it used, the timestamp, and the calculation path, so you can check the work.

    Meet the agent
    01You asklive
    Yyou

    Asked the grid agent
    02Grid agent

    under the hood

    waiting for the question…

    03You get

    —

    Example trace
  2. 02Locate

    Find the physical cause

    Prices, lines, outages, plants and weather sit on one map, so when two nodes price apart you can see what is standing between them.

    See the live map
    The ERCOT map with a transmission line selected and its weather-adjusted rating visible
  3. 03Forecast

    See where it points next

    Actuals and forecasts sit on the same timeline, so the move you just explained lines up against what the market expects tomorrow.

    Browse the forecasts
    Ask the Grid comparing actual ERCOT conditions with the market forecast

Asset database

Find your plant

Every plant, substation and node on the grid has its own page.

The market is already moving.

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